Through the 2030 Agenda, international bodies have set out 17 highly interconnected
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to set course for the equitable and just�…

In international practice, there are important quantitative and qualitative standards for
providing assistance to victims of domestic violence. The most progressive are the�…

Violence against women is the single most prevalent and universal violation of human
rights. It knows no geographical boundaries, no age limit, no class distinction, no cultural or�…

Violence against women in the Republic of North Macedonia is the most common form of
human rights violation, and women's safety is thus a high-priority public health problem�…

Despite ongoing research spanning many years, the police investigation of different forms of
violence against women remains problematic. The most recent reviews exploring sexual�…

The recent and exhaustive report “Violence against women: an EU-wide survey” published
by the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights has confirmed what was already an�…

Gender-based violence is a widespread phenomenon and pandemic that affects women's
lives. Many interventions have been activated for perpetrators, but the dropout rate is still�…

Violence against women in its many forms has been recognized as a highly prevalent social
and public health problem with serious consequences for the health and lives of women and�…

This paper aims to analyse whether gendered interpretations of domestic violence have an
effect on the approach to victims' responsibilities and their role in protecting themselves�…

There are many analyses that tackle the issue of gender-based violence (GBV) and its
harmful consequences for women in current risk societies. Economic and social poverty�…