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[Violence against women in the marriage : Cross-sectional study in the family planning clinic Monastir].
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Anes Jellali Imene, Jellali Mohamed Ali, Gataa Ridha, Mechri Anwar
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Violence against women in the marriage is now recognized as a violation of human rights and as a major problem of public health.
AIM: The objectives of this study were to estimate the prevalence, specify the typology and to determine associated factors with violence against women in the marriage.
METHODS: It was a cross-sectional study carried on 197 married women recruited in family planning center of Monastir, by means of a questionnaire containing some sociodemographic characteristics of the consultant and her spouse and the Woman Abuse Screening Tool to estimate the violence in the marriage Results : The lifetime prevalence of violence against women in the marriage was 56.9%. The most common form of violence was psychological (56.9%), followed by economic violence (41.1%), physical violence (32%) and sexual violence (10.6%). The combination of at least two forms of violence was reported by 84% of victims. The precarious professional status of consultant and her spouse, spouse's alcoholism, the number of children upper for three were the main factors associated with violence in marriage.
CONCLUSION: These results justify the implement of screening and support programs for women victims of violence in marriage.
AIM: The objectives of this study were to estimate the prevalence, specify the typology and to determine associated factors with violence against women in the marriage.
METHODS: It was a cross-sectional study carried on 197 married women recruited in family planning center of Monastir, by means of a questionnaire containing some sociodemographic characteristics of the consultant and her spouse and the Woman Abuse Screening Tool to estimate the violence in the marriage Results : The lifetime prevalence of violence against women in the marriage was 56.9%. The most common form of violence was psychological (56.9%), followed by economic violence (41.1%), physical violence (32%) and sexual violence (10.6%). The combination of at least two forms of violence was reported by 84% of victims. The precarious professional status of consultant and her spouse, spouse's alcoholism, the number of children upper for three were the main factors associated with violence in marriage.
CONCLUSION: These results justify the implement of screening and support programs for women victims of violence in marriage.