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Most practices in: Colombia (1) · United Kingdom (1) · Grenada (1)
Scotland's 2018 Act created the UK's first "course of behaviour" offence, criminalising coercive control as domestic abuse. Since April 2019: 93% of …
Europe's first therapeutic treatment centre for IPV perpetrators (Oslo, 1987), ATV now operates 15 offices in Norway. An NKVTS outcome study documents …
Bandebereho (‘role model’ in Kinyarwanda) is a 15-session couples’ curriculum for expectant/new fathers in Rwanda. A randomised trial found far less intimate-partner …
Since 2005, Grenada's courts have diverted male domestic-violence perpetrators into UN Women's 16-week 'Partnership for Peace' programme; a peer-reviewed 2008-2011 evaluation found …
Since Sept. 2020, Georgia's Ministry of Internal Affairs and UN Women use GPS ankle bracelets to monitor high-risk domestic-violence perpetrators under restrictive …
Colombia's Law 1761 (2015) codified femicide as a standalone crime with up to 50-year sentences. Within five years, 705 convictions were recorded. …
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