Women’s Rights, Domestic Violence as a Global Phenomenon

Dr.ALBANA JEMINAJ As we all know, domestic violence is not something innate or unique to Albania. It is considered an old wound of society, often still unhealed, which has resisted the development that society has made throughout the world, not leaving behind the democratic development of Albanian society. In this unwanted reality, it is inevitable

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International Scientific Journal Monte
Published
2025-04-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.33807/monte.20253274
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Gender, Security, and Conflict
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Women’s Rights, Domestic Violence as a Global Phenomenon

Albana Jeminaj
International Scientific Journal Monte
Gender, Security, and Conflict
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Women’s Rights, Domestic Violence as a Global Phenomenon

Albana Jeminaj
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Abstract

Dr.ALBANA JEMINAJ As we all know, domestic violence is not something innate or unique to Albania. It is considered an old wound of society, often still unhealed, which has resisted the development that society has made throughout the world, not leaving behind the democratic development of Albanian society. In this unwanted reality, it is inevitable

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