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.
New Study Details Overlooked Link Between Climate Breakdown and Violence Against Women
- 2020
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Author:
- Julia Conley
Organization:
- Common Dreams
Citation:
- 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
Classifications
- Accessing and Controlling Natural Resources, Addressing Gender-Based Violence, Decision Making, Gendered Work Burdens
- Adaptation and Resilience, Climate Change, Climate-Related Conflict, Deforestation, Deforestation and Degradation, Forest Degradation, Social Inclusion and Intersectionality, State Fragility and Climate Resilience
- Extractives, Firewood Collection, Forests, Water, Water Collection
- Global, United Kingdom, Western Europe
- Civil Society, Women's Organisations
- External
- News Article
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