Background: Perpetrators' experiences of violence during childhood are considered a risk factor for intimate partner violence ... witnessing marital violence as a child within the family of ...

Reports of Intimate partner violence have skyrocketed since the pandemic, says the Children's Aid Foundation of Canada. Amid calls for more family and community-based interventions to prevent abuse ...

The statistics relating to intimate partner violence tell a different ... referred for psychotherapy because of her long ...

Each country held a minimum of one focus group of women with children to learn more about the local practices regarding parent-child and intimate partner ... husband-to-wife violence = 0.87 ...

One of the most significant barriers for intimate partner violence survivors in rural areas is limited access to shelters, ...

The people involved could be involved in a long or short-term relationship, been hooking up, past or present dating partners, spouses, or co-parents of a child. People of ... arrest policy in cases of ...

Children exposed to domestic violence and abuse are more ... into adulthood where those with a history of exposure are at an increased risk of poor mental health, unemployment and experience of ...

This can take many forms such as intimate partner violence, sexual violence, child marriage, female genital mutilation ... and in situations of displacement, their risk of exposure to GBV increases.

This includes intimate partner violence (battering, psychological abuse, marital rape, femicide), sexual violence and harassment (rape, forced sexual acts, unwanted sexual advances, child sexual ...

Family violence is a term that encompasses many possible relationships: Intimate partner violence, child abuse, elder abuse ... Information from this area of research examines the effects of exposure ...