Gender Rights and Sustainable Development Education: The Case of Domestic Violence with Particular Reference to Africa
Domestic violence is a major global problem with the majority of victims being women and children. Yet, domestic violence is often hidden and/or normalised, especially in ‘peacetime’, everyday contexts. Neoliberal development seems to go hand-in-hand with reduction in gender equality and exacerbatio...
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