The End of Violence
Publication Date
02 December 2010
Publication Author
Ramya Ramanathan
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World Pulse talks to key experts to determine the way forward. ICRW’s Mary Ellsberg, vice president of research and programs, notes that despite more legislation that criminalizes gender-based violence, more is needed to ensure laws are enforced on the ground. And Ravi Verma, ICRW’s regional director in Asia, discusses the importance of positioning violence against women as a critical health and development issue.World Pulse’s online version does not include the full story.
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