Examining men as victims of intimate partner violence in a French forensic department

DUMONT, N.; Martrille, Laurent; Albuisson, Éliane; BALAND-PELTRE, K.; Marchand, Elodie

doi:10.1016/j.forsciint.2022.111368

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“…The patients reported domestic violence that had occurred in the past (75.9%), was current (15.5%), or chronic (8.6%). In the literature, there is no particular trend regarding the form of violence, although psychological violence appears to be the most prevalent [ 44 , 45 ]. Oram et al, in their extensive systematic review, analyzed physical, sexual, and psychological forms of domestic violence [ 35 ].…”

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Characterization of Domestic Violence among Patients Consulting a French Psychiatric Emergency Department

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The aim of the present study was to identify the prevalence of domestic violence among patients attending a French psychiatric emergency department and its association with psychiatric disorders. This retrospective study was performed, including all patients examined in the psychiatric emergency department of the Lapeyronie University Hospital of Montpellier (France) in the daytime from 1 July 2021 to 31 October 2021. A total of 152 patients were eligible during this study period. The prevalence of domestic violence was 38.2% (n = 58) overall. The percentage of female victims of domestic violence was higher than that of male victims (47.6% vs. 17.0%, p < 0.001). Among the 58 victims of domestic violence, 20.7% reported psychological abuse, 17.2% physical abuse, 3.4% sexual abuse, and 58.6% multiple forms of abuse. The risk of suicide attempt and anxiety disorder among the female patients was associated with domestic violence (p = 0.006, OR = 7.24, and p = 0.010, OR = 0.16). Our study showed that the psychiatric population should be identified as a population at risk for domestic violence, especially when the patient is female and suffers from anxiety disorders or if she has performed a previous suicide attempt.

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Characterization of Domestic Violence among Patients Consulting a French Psychiatric Emergency Department

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“…Terrorism is still unresolved global problems Tudu, 2022). The role of women is considered to be one of the influential factors in terrorism in the world (Dumont et al, 2022;Meierrieks & Renner, 2023;Navarro-Granados & Llorent-Bedmar, 2022). Women are also one of the variables that influence the prevention of terrorism (Eteng et al, 2021).…”

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Empowering women for reducing radicalization in Indonesia

Safina,

Nugroho

2023

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The purpose of this research is to investigate the possibilities of localised female empowerment as a factor supporting deradicalization in Indonesia. Researchers look into the possibilities for deradicalization through localised empowerment of women using descriptive qualitative research methods. Descriptive research means collecting all data related to incidents or situations aligned with the study's theme. That is, by reading and analysing literature sources from regional journals, international articles, and online news sources that discuss women's participation in terrorist acts, women's empowerment in preventing terrorism initiatives, and existing attempts to eradicate terrorism in Indonesia. Using the data or information that has been found, researchers may use the grounded theory technique to explain the causes of a phenomenon, identify its causes and effects, and decide what actions can be implemented in regard to the current situation. The use of localised women's empowerment is thought to have the potential to be an preventative action against the issue of terrorism. Women may be incredibly motivating role models. Women are capable of doing this in the smallest scope, which is the family. Women are able to educate their children and families, provide the concept of tolerance, and spread the love of peace. That is why it is needed to strengthen the laws that may regulate existence of efforts to create deradicalization in local level by involving women in it.

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Violence against Women within Italian and European Context: Italian “Pink Code”—Major Injuries and Forensic Expertise of a Socio-Cultural Problem: A Narrative Review

De Paola,

Tripi,

Napoletano

et al. 2024

Forensic Sciences

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Background: Violence against women or other vulnerable individuals is a serious violation of human rights and a global public health issue representing a significant “problem of enormous global health proportions”. Violence against women is an endemic phenomenon; the numbers are very high, highlighting the severity and urgency of the problem. Methods: We conducted this research by examining the field of violence against women. Our analysis involved reviewing papers published between 2018 and December 2023, which were identified through electronic database searches. Out of a total of 136 papers initially identified, we considered 71 documents. Results: This research highlights the global nature of violence against women, including psychological assessments of harm, as a socio-cultural problem and underlines the more common injuries. Conclusions: We examined how the presence of forensic experts can be beneficial in identifying and evaluating injuries, as well as reconstructing the dynamics of the events, particularly for judicial purposes.

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Examining men as victims of intimate partner violence in a French forensic department

Cited by 3 publications

References 25 publications

Characterization of Domestic Violence among Patients Consulting a French Psychiatric Emergency Department

Characterization of Domestic Violence among Patients Consulting a French Psychiatric Emergency Department

Empowering women for reducing radicalization in Indonesia

Violence against Women within Italian and European Context: Italian “Pink Code”—Major Injuries and Forensic Expertise of a Socio-Cultural Problem: A Narrative Review

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