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Record ID: 4f82bf26-c5c5-4998-863d-d4d3100c318d
Type: Journal Article
Title: Behind closed doors: ‘outing’ the private and public cost of violence against women
Other Titles: Human Rights Defender
Authors: Durbach, Andrea
Keywords: Workplaces;Human rights;Health;Mental health;Economic costs
Year: 2012
Publisher: Australian Human Rights Centre
Citation: 21 (3), November 2012
Notes:  In this article, Durbach reports on the study tour across Australia she made in April 2012 in her capacity as Deputy Sex Discrimination Commissioner accompanying Rashida Manjoo, UN Special Rapporteur on Violence against Women. She elaborates on points arising from the tour including Manjoo’s observations of worldwide violence against women, research undertaken by Susan Rees and others on the link between violence and mental health, and work being done to incorporate protection from workplace consequences of gender-based violence into Commonwealth anti-discrimination legislation.

* Domestic violence as a ground of discrimination
URI: https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/13612
ISSN: 10392637
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