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21 December 2021 | dataset

Pacific Brief: Ending Violence Against Women and Girls

Violence against women and girls is a grave violation of human rights. It also has tremendous costs for individuals and societies, especially in the Pacific, from greater health care expenses to losses in productivity to a pervasive sense of fear and insecurity.

Decades of mobilising by women’s movements have put ending gender-based violence high on national and international agendas. An unprecedented number of countries have laws against domestic violence, sexual assault and other forms of violence.

Challenges remain in implementing these laws, however, so that women and girls can seek safety and justice. Not enough is done to prevent violence, and when it does occur, it often goes unpunished.

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UNwomen EVAW Brief

This factsheet explains why violence against…

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Publisher Pacific Data Hub
Modified 10 May 2022
Release Date 21 December 2021
Source URL https://pacificdata.org/data/dataset/63c50997-2484-46e6-bc54-1c39fe88da47
Identifier 63c50997-2484-46e6-bc54-1c39fe88da47
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License Public
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