“Partners for Prevention of Gender-Based Violence” has publicised several reports, discussion papers and articles on the subject of violence against women. The main goal is to identify effective means of preventing violence against women such as policy recommendations for more effective gender based violence prevention. This is done by exploring possible links between masculinity, gender, and domestic violence as well as deepening the understanding of male attitudes and perceptions on gender based violence.
Additionally, some of the publications are results of surveys conducted in Asia on male attitudes regarding gender women. One survey found that “men who have negative attitudes towards women are more likely to use violence, affecting not only the women for whom they have violated but also the children in their lives, families and the community at large.”
The following publications are now available:
- Deoum Troung Pram Hath in Modern Cambodia: A Qualitative Exploration of Gender Norms, Masculinity and Domestic Violence
- Understanding Masculinities: A Formative Research on Masculinities and Gender-based Violence in Pakistan
- Men and the Prevention of Gender-based Violence: A Conceptual Framework for Policy Change
- Mapping Masculinities: A Framework Analysis of Factors Associated with Violence against Women in Cambodia
- Partners for Change: A Mapping Study of Organizations Working with Men and Boys on Gender Equality in Pakistan
- In their own words: Exploring Parliamentarians’ Perceptions of Gender-based
- Men’s Attitudes and Practices regarding Gender and Violence against Women in Bangladesh
- “Envisioning a Regional Curriculum: Working with Boys and Men for Gender-based Violence Prevention”
- “Learning Together Regionally” An East and Southeast Asia Regional Consultation, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
- “Working Together Regionally” A South Asia Consultation Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Understanding Masculinities: Culture, Politics and Social Change: Study guide
- News coverage of South Asian Network to Address Masculinities (SANAM) seminar in Pakistan
To read these publications and find out more about Partners for Prevention of Gender-Based Violence please click here.
