@report {506376,
	title = {The Council of Europe Campaign to Combat Violence against Women, including Domestic Violence},
	year = {2008},
	institution = {Directorate General of Human Rights and Legal Affairs: Gender Equality and Anti-Trafficking Division},
	abstract = {http://www.coe.int/t/dg2/equality/domesticviolencecampaign/Fact_Sheet_en.asp
Violence against women, including domestic violence, is one of the most serious forms of gender-based violations of human rights. It deprives women of their ability to enjoy fundamental freedoms and represents a serious obstacle to equality between women and men.\&nbsp;
Despite positive and significant achievements in policies and practices, violence against women in its various forms is still widespread at all levels of society in all Council of Europe member states.
An overview of figures for prevalence of violence against women suggests that one-fifth to one-quarter of all women have experienced physical violence at least once during their adult lives, and more than one-tenth have suffered sexual violence involving the use of force. Secondary data analysis supports an estimate that about 12\% to 15\% of all women have been in a relationship of domestic abuse after the age of 16. Many more continue to suffer physical and sexual violence from former partners even after the break-up.},
	url = {http://www.coe.int/t/dg2/equality/domesticviolencecampaign/Fact_Sheet_en.asp}
}
