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Determinants of Domestic Violence Against Women: A Socioeconomic Perspective from Pakistan

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SSSamra SubhaniUniversity of Faisalabad SMSobia MaqsoodUniversity of Faisalabad SAShahla AkramUniversity of Peshawar

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This study investigates socioeconomic determinants of intimate partner violence in Pakistan, indicating significant risks based on economic and educational factors.

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Women in economically disadvantaged households are more likely to experience domestic violence, highlighting socioeconomic impacts.
The analysis shows that 55.1% of women in rural areas face violence, indicating the importance of location in risk levels.
Husbands with no formal education result in higher domestic violence rates (37.8%), reflecting education's vital role in marital dynamics.
Recommendations urge targeted campaigns for gender equity and legislative enforcement to protect women from violence.

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Subhani et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f01110f081da0584b5685c https://doi.org/10.70670/sra.v3i4.1086

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This study investigates socioeconomic determinants of intimate partner violence in Pakistan, indicating significant risks based on economic and educational factors.

Determinants of Domestic Violence Against Women: A Socioeconomic Perspective from Pakistan

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Determinants of Domestic Violence Against Women: A Socioeconomic Perspective from Pakistan

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