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Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence |
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As part of its global effort to improve the reproductive health of men and women, Family Health International works to prevent intimate partner violence through research, education, training, targeted intervention efforts, and technical assistance to country-level programs.
Many women around the world experience intimate partner violence, also called domestic violence. Such violence is part of daily life and can lead to severe injuries and other health problems. For many, the threat or fear of violent behavior prevents them from protecting themselves adequately from pregnancy, abortion, and sexually transmitted infections, including HIV/AIDS. Selected Materials YouthLens Number 10: Nonconsensual Sex Among Youth (2004, PDF, 155 KB)) Meeting the Needs of Young Clients: A Guide to Providing Reproductive Health Services to Adolescents |
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