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October 2, 2025journal of social sciences reviewOpen Access

Impacts of Climate Change in Exacerbating Gender-Based Violence in District Mohmand, Pakistan

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FAFakhre AlamSAShakeel AhmadISImran Ahmad Sajid

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Overview

Qualitative research uncovers links between climate change impacts and gender-based violence, suggesting urgent attention.

Key Points

  • Increased gender-based violence is linked to climate change impacts on women's daily responsibilities and health.
  • Majority of women's time is spent on unpaid labor, leading to time poverty and limited access to health and education.
  • Qualitative approach used data from thirty women in District Mohmand, analyzed through thematic analysis.
  • The findings call for further investigation into policy responses to address the intersection of climate change and gender issues.

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Alam et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68de84b65b556a9128e1b49chttps://doi.org/10.62843/jssr.v5i3.574
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