@article {466371,
	title = {Violence Against Women: Protection and Prevention Through International Law},
	journal = {INTERIGHTS Bulletin},
	volume = {16},
	number = {3},
	year = {2011},
	abstract = {http://www.interights.org/document/157/index.html
The articles in this Bulletin draw\&nbsp;attention to the different ways in which\&nbsp;violence against women can manifest\&nbsp;itself and in so doing highlight its\&nbsp;pervasiveness and the stark failure of\&nbsp;many states to take action to prevent it\&nbsp;from happening. Although {\textquoteleft}intimate-partner{\textquoteright} violence and sexual coercion\&nbsp;are the most common types of violence\&nbsp;affecting women and girls, in many\&nbsp;parts of the world violence can take on\&nbsp;special characteristics depending on\&nbsp;different cultural and historical\&nbsp;conditions. Some of those\&nbsp;characteristics are examined in this\&nbsp;Bulletin including the trafficking of\&nbsp;women, the treatment of migrant\&nbsp;domestic workers and violence against\&nbsp;women in situations of armed conflict.},
	url = {http://www.interights.org/document/157/index.html},
	editor = {P{\'a}draig Hughes and Rachel Fleetwood}
}
