It's already been pointed out to you, I don't know how many times, that you're more likely to be in danger from someone you know, than a stranger.
It's very difficult to get someone to understand why it's important to help others. I assume it just doesn't compute.
In the UK we opened our doors to Ukrainians fleeing Putin and people from Hong Kong fleeing democracy crackdowns. In both instances we offered refuge to those whose lives were in danger.
We also offered refuge to Syrians fleeing Assad and Afghanistans fleeing the Taliban. These people's lives were in danger and the UK government offer help.
We're obligated to do so because of various international treaties such as the Refugee Convention. As such there are various laws protecting people who reach our shores.
It's obviously better that people don't make the perilous journey here through Europe and by boat. We do take refugees from various schemes outside this.
VAWAG is at crisis levels in the UK and it's great to see such a passionate response to this issue. We need more refuges, more specialised police and a better understanding of this scourge.
People can donate to Women's Aid here.