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This report details a range of impact at the personal and societal level, and then at the institutional and state level
This paper explores how individual, family, community, institutional and society level violence affect children’s experiences
This reports considers factors such as climate change, urbanisation, demographic pressures, organised crime and technology
Exploring how gender norms are associated with experiences of childhood violence among young adolescents in Ethiopia
UK support has reached over 4 million people over 2 years, helping tackle domestic abuse, child marriage and female genital mutilation, and support survivors of violence.
This brief draws on data collected in Bangladesh, Ethiopia and Jordan using mixed-methods research
This report presents findings from a review of the evidence on the links between gender based violence and outbreaks of violent conflict
This research shows that individuals who are exposed to violence are less likely to adopt and use mobile money and more likely to retain cash on hand
Information and updates regarding ending violence against women and girls.
The UK does not support anyone seeking to achieve political change through violence in Afghanistan.
The Alliance is a group of states, multilateral partners, civil society organisations and survivors that coordinates action on conflict-related sexual violence.
This report looks at literature on current trends in violent conflict, focusing on ideas that are prevalent from post-2015
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