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  1. Article ; Online: Twin public health emergencies: Covid-19 and domestic violence.

    Ghoshal, Rakhi

    Indian journal of medical ethics

    2020  Volume -, Issue -, Page(s) 1–5

    Abstract: ... Covid/lockdown times. Keywords Domestic violence, gender-based violence, Covid-19, lockdown, pandemic ... 19 and domestic violence. It builds on the author's observations in the course of working on DV ... to DV? This comment argues that in reality we have two public health emergencies to confront, the Covid ...

    Abstract While a virus is hardly "choosy" in finding a host, the consequences of government responses to a pandemic, such as to Covid-19, have deep implications for those already-marginalised, such as women and girls. In the absence of a systematic database examining the details of the impact, this comment synthesises existing opinions, reviews and the limited available data to show how, not only the outbreak, but particularly our response to it, are increasing the incidence of domestic violence (DV) across the globe, including in India. Despite tackling a much higher Covid caseload and mortality rate than India has, countries such as France and Spain have prioritised responding to DV in their respective societies, working out contingent mitigation mechanisms. Admittedly, low resource settings (LRS) such as India, have a bevy of additional infrastructure and budgetary challenges; but would that imply we do not respond to DV? This comment argues that in reality we have two public health emergencies to confront, the Covid-19 and domestic violence. It builds on the author's observations in the course of working on DV in an LRS context in India, and concludes with a set of recommendations on better responding to DV during Covid/lockdown times. Keywords Domestic violence, gender-based violence, Covid-19, lockdown, pandemic, low resource settings.
    Keywords covid19
    Language English
    Publishing date 2020-05-07
    Publishing country India
    Document type Journal Article
    ISSN 0975-5691
    ISSN (online) 0975-5691
    DOI 10.20529/IJME.2020.056
    Database MEDical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System OnLINE

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  2. Article: Twin public health emergencies: Covid-19 and domestic violence

    Ghoshal, Rakhi

    Indian J Med Ethics

    Abstract: ... Covid/lockdown times. Keywords Domestic violence, gender-based violence, Covid-19, lockdown, pandemic ... 19 and domestic violence. It builds on the author's observations in the course of working on DV ... to DV? This comment argues that in reality we have two public health emergencies to confront, the Covid ...

    Abstract While a virus is hardly "choosy" in finding a host, the consequences of government responses to a pandemic, such as to Covid-19, have deep implications for those already-marginalised, such as women and girls. In the absence of a systematic database examining the details of the impact, this comment synthesises existing opinions, reviews and the limited available data to show how, not only the outbreak, but particularly our response to it, are increasing the incidence of domestic violence (DV) across the globe, including in India. Despite tackling a much higher Covid caseload and mortality rate than India has, countries such as France and Spain have prioritised responding to DV in their respective societies, working out contingent mitigation mechanisms. Admittedly, low resource settings (LRS) such as India, have a bevy of additional infrastructure and budgetary challenges; but would that imply we do not respond to DV? This comment argues that in reality we have two public health emergencies to confront, the Covid-19 and domestic violence. It builds on the author's observations in the course of working on DV in an LRS context in India, and concludes with a set of recommendations on better responding to DV during Covid/lockdown times. Keywords Domestic violence, gender-based violence, Covid-19, lockdown, pandemic, low resource settings.
    Keywords covid19
    Publisher WHO
    Document type Article
    Note WHO #Covidence: #32546463
    Database COVID19

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