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Coverage of gender-based violence issues in PNG and the Pacific

Ashlee

Through the ‘In Brief’ section of the Devpolicy Blog and interviews, Ashlee has been covering the latest news and research on gender-based violence in PNG and the Pacific region.

Interview examples:

  •  Voice and agency: Jeni Klugman on the World Bank’s gender empowerment report  (23 October 2014)
  • PNG’s violence epidemic and the medical response: in conversation with MSF’s Paul Brockmann (2 April 2014)

Event summary:

  • Gender-based violence in PNG: new approaches, new promise (8 June 2016)

‘In Brief’ examples:

  • “Bashed Up” – new HRW report on family violence in PNG (12 November 2015)
  • Perceptions of economic dependency can impede justice for women: report (27 July 2015)
  • Violence in South Pacific has intergenerational impact: UNICEF report (21 May 2015)
  • Timor-Leste gender assessment: some good news, some bad (1 December 2014)
  • New UNICEF report shows high levels of violence against children (9 September 2014)
  • PNG gender violence in the headlines (19 August 2014)
  • New details from Oxfam on gender violence response in PNG (15 July 2014)
  • Survey shows high rates of gender violence in Fiji (9 January 2014)
  • New report shows shockwaves of PNG’s family violence epidemic (14 August 2013)

 

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