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Why won’t we admit it: women commit domestic violence too

19 February 2019

11:49 AM

19 February 2019

11:49 AM

Males are generally the perpetrators of domestic and sexual violence and women are generally the victims of domestic and sexual violence. However, we need to remember that “generally” does not mean “exclusively”. According to statistics, women are perpetrators of 25 per cent of domestic violence against men and also against children.

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