Towards Comprehensive Law for Combating VAWG in the South Mediterranean

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Towards Comprehensive Law for Combating VAWG in the South Mediterranean

October 29, 2021

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This brief sheds light on areas of combating violence against women and girls (VAWG) and focuses on legal reform needed to prevent and combat it.

The analysis for the situation of VAWG provided in this brief is based on the explorative study1 conducted by the Regional Civil Society Observatory (RCSO) in 2020 and the regional index on VAWG.

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