Research Title: Factors Associated with Intimate Partner Violence Against Women in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
As part of the "Empowering through Understanding" initiative, this study investigated the prevalence, risk factors, and social determinants of intimate partner violence (IPV) in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
Study Highlights:
756 ever-married women participated in this quantitative, cross-sectional study.
Data collection was conducted via online surveys and questionnaire distribution, ensuring broad regional representation.
Ethical approval was secured from Charmo University, ensuring adherence to international research standards.
Project Duration: Concluded on February 1st, 2025
Research Impact
The study fills a critical gap in IPV research in the region, offering scientific evidence on IPV prevalence, risk, and protective factors.
Findings will be used to inform policy and program development, particularly in prevention and response strategies for IPV survivors.
The research team is currently preparing the manuscript for publication, ensuring that the data contributes to global and regional discussions on GBV prevention.
This initiative represents a groundbreaking effort to document and address IPV in post-conflict settings, offering data-driven solutions for empowering women and strengthening mental health services in the region.
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