Any intentional conduct that seriously impairs another person’s psychological integrity through coercion or threats.
Statistical definition:
Any act which causes psychological harm to an individual. Psychological violence can take the form of, for example, coercion, defamation, verbal insult or harassment.
… The domain of violence cannot be updated regularly because of the serious … prevalence data, even for the most severe forms of violence against women. Of all the indicators used to gauge … barriers to reporting. This includes not recognising psychological and economic abuse as a type of gender-based …
… including mental health and exposure to gender-based violence. Among the pandemic’s more obvious effects on public … al., 2021). The combination of significant health risks, psychological distress and, economic uncertainty – including …
… Violence against women is one of the most pervasive crimes of … our time. It takes many forms, including physical, sexual, psychological and economic. It can occur among intimate … Istanbul Convention. These forms of violence, for example psychologicalviolence, sexual harassment, stalking and …
… concerns and administrative data sources on gender-based violence. He has previously worked as senior researcher in … and data collection, gender mainstreaming and gender-based violence. Before joining EIGE she worked for many years in … health and rights and the prevention of gender-based violence through gender-transformative approaches - including …
… awarding a middle-value contract for a study on combatting psychologicalviolence against women and coercive control in the EU. This … professional service provider that will carry out a study. Psychologicalviolence is understood as any intentional …
… awarding a middle-value contract for a study on combatting psychologicalviolence against women and coercive control in the EU. This … professional service provider that will carry out a study. Psychologicalviolence is understood as any intentional …
… from any witnesses. If you have experienced emotional or psychological distress which others can confirm, ask for … [2] . It must be noted that responsibility for violence such as sexual harassment lies solely with the …
… to women in positions of power can be seen in the violence faced by women politicians, with those working on … al., 2009. [5] Council of Europe, Sexism, harassment and violence against women in parliaments in Europe, 2018 ( …
… than men and disproportionately subject to gender-based violence [1] . Sexist attitudes, practices and behaviour … covered under Article 12a of the Staff Regulations on psychological and sexual harassment, where sexual harassment …
… condition that poses several threats to physical and psychological integrity. For example, extensive research … (Van Bavel et al., 2010). In December 2019, Women Against Violence Europe (WAVE) launched its Multi-Agency Responses to … be victims of all forms of violence (physical, sexual and psychologicalviolence and stalking) than women who did not …
… to women’s economic independence and in relation to violence against women. Several aspects of the lockdown … for support from women victims of intimate partner violence in many Member States. Domain of work Today’s world … situations that pose several threats to their physical and psychological integrity. Europe has developed one of the most …
… of understanding the gender dynamics of intimate partner violence and can develop, with the contribution of victims … strategies that ensure victims’ safety from physical and psychologicalviolence Recommendations Analyse training needs … actions, perpetrator treatment programmes, and medical and psychological records regarding perpetrators Read more …