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Understanding Male Violence against Women

June 27, 2013 at 10:17 AM

The WHO global report and statistics on domestic violence shocks but raises many questions. We grapple with different types of statistics, why the variations but most important what do the statistics really tell us about male violence against women.

'Understanding the Statistics about Male Violence against Women' White Ribbon Research Series Paper No 5 is helpful. Dr Donna Chung's paper from the Australia White Ribbon Research series can be downloaded here or from the WAVES library.



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