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New Study Details Overlooked Link Between Climate Breakdown and Violence Against Women

2020

Author:

Julia Conley

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Common Dreams

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Conley, J. (2020). 'New Study Details Overlooked Link Between Climate Breakdown and Violence Against Women' (29 January 2020). Common Dreams. Available at: https://www.commondreams.org/news/2020/01/29/new-study-details-overlooked-link-between-climate-breakdown-and-violence-against?cd-origin=rss

Synopsis

This coverage shares findings from IUCN’s study on gender-based violence and environment linkages, with a focus on climate change impacting stability and violence. It includes views from women’s rights advocates as well as complementary studies by CARE.

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