A study has estimated that the prevalence of physical, sexual and or emotional intimate partner violence (IPV) among women in Samoa in the past year was 31.4 per cent.The findings of the study titled Violence in childhood and community contexts: a multi-level model of factors associated with wome.
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New research undertaken by the Samoa Victim Support Group and the University College London will collate data on what adolescents think should be done to stop violence against women and girls.The project titled “Youth that Can End Violence” is an extension of the EVE (Evidence for Violence Preven.