Prevalence and characteristics of violence against women in BiH
The first of its kind, this study explores the prevalence of private and community forms of violence against women in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where partner and domestic violence cases have long been viewed as a private family matter and many times remain unreported.
Based on a survey by the Gender Equality Agency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Entity Gender Centres, together with Institutes for Statistics and supported by the UNFPA and the UN WOMEN, this study is important to the implementation of the Gender Action Plan of Bosnia and Herzegovina, a five-year strategic document in the field of gender equality.
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English, Bosnian/Serbian/Croatian
Bibliographic information
Geographic coverage:
Europe and Central Asia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Resource type(s):
Assessments
Publication year
2013
Number of pages
120
Governing body/ies:
UN Women Executive Board