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MASS MEDIA COVERAGE ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN UGANDA,
This study examined the current coverage of domesticviolence by the media in Uganda, Case study vision group. It consisted of three objectives namely:-i) To examine the mass media coverage on domestic violence among women, ii) To examine attitude ofUgandan media editors
Domestic Violence: A Literature Review Reflecting an ...
Abstract. This empirical literature review examines and synthesizes inter-national domesticviolence literature related to prevalence, types of violence, honor and dowry killings,...
Intimate Partner Violence: A Literature Review - ResearchGate
This article aimed to review and synthesize available knowledge on the subject of Intimate Partner Violence. It provides specific information that fills the knowledge gap noted in more global...
Domestic violence in rural Uganda: evidence from a community ...
Recognition of the links between domesticviolence and a range of adverse reproductive health outcomes — including non-use of contraception and unintended pregnancy (17, 18),
(PDF) The Gender Issues in Uganda: An Analysis of Gender ...
This manuscript analyzed Gender disparities in Uganda including asset ownership and employment as well as Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) and their persistence in Uganda.
Correlates of intimate partner violence among married women ...
The aim of this paper was to determine the correlates of emotional, sexual, physical IPV and any form of IPV among married women in Uganda. The 2016 Uganda Demographic and Health Survey (UDHS) data was used, and a weighted sample of 6879 married women were selected from the Domestic Violence module.
NATIONAL SURVEY ON VIOLENCE IN UGANDA QUALITATIVE REPORT - Africa
The study shows that women and girls are at the greatest risk of violence from both their intimate partners and non-partners. VAWG involves a range of physical, sexual and psychological harms, as we’ll as several controlling and coercive practices in a context that is sustained, produced and reproduced within unequal gender relations.
EFFECTIVENESS OF THE LAWS ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
This chapter examines the existing literature on the impacts of domesticviolence on human rights and how the applied laws have tried to reduce family violence (abuse, isolation and dominance to mention but a few) in Uganda.
SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
A number of studies found strong associations between socio-economic status and domesticviolence, with indicators of household wealth or education of the male partner significantly inversely associated with the risk of violence. (Jewkes et al, 2001).
Women who kill in the context of domestic violence in Uganda
The research was informed by the need to document the gaps within the criminal justice system with a gender -sensitive approach in perspective with policy, structural and legal reforms through experiences of women who have resisted domesticviolence by killing their abusers.
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This study examined the current coverage of domestic violence by the media in Uganda, Case study vision group. It consisted of three objectives namely:-i) To examine the mass media coverage on domestic violence among women, ii) To examine attitude ofUgandan media editors
Abstract. This empirical literature review examines and synthesizes inter-national domestic violence literature related to prevalence, types of violence, honor and dowry killings,...
This article aimed to review and synthesize available knowledge on the subject of Intimate Partner Violence. It provides specific information that fills the knowledge gap noted in more global...
Recognition of the links between domestic violence and a range of adverse reproductive health outcomes — including non-use of contraception and unintended pregnancy (17, 18),
This manuscript analyzed Gender disparities in Uganda including asset ownership and employment as well as Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) and their persistence in Uganda.
The aim of this paper was to determine the correlates of emotional, sexual, physical IPV and any form of IPV among married women in Uganda. The 2016 Uganda Demographic and Health Survey (UDHS) data was used, and a weighted sample of 6879 married women were selected from the Domestic Violence module.
The study shows that women and girls are at the greatest risk of violence from both their intimate partners and non-partners. VAWG involves a range of physical, sexual and psychological harms, as we’ll as several controlling and coercive practices in a context that is sustained, produced and reproduced within unequal gender relations.
This chapter examines the existing literature on the impacts of domestic violence on human rights and how the applied laws have tried to reduce family violence (abuse, isolation and dominance to mention but a few) in Uganda.
A number of studies found strong associations between socio-economic status and domestic violence, with indicators of household wealth or education of the male partner significantly inversely associated with the risk of violence. (Jewkes et al, 2001).
The research was informed by the need to document the gaps within the criminal justice system with a gender -sensitive approach in perspective with policy, structural and legal reforms through experiences of women who have resisted domestic violence by killing their abusers.