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    The document discusses different forms of violence against women globally. It notes that the Philippine Commission on Human Rights acknowledged that insufficient implementation, not lack of laws, is the real impediment to gender equality. Different factors can influence violence against women, including age, relationship separation, income and prior oppression. A WHO study found that 30% of women in 80 countries experienced physical or sexual abuse, with rates of 24.6%, 37.7%, and 37% in West Pacific, Southeast Asia and Eastern Mediterranean regions respectively. Other common forms of abuse include rape, early marriage, stalking, and restricting a woman's access to resources.

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    The document discusses different forms of violence against women globally. It notes that the Philippine Commission on Human Rights acknowledged that insufficient implementation, not lack of laws, is the real impediment to gender equality. Different factors can influence violence against women, including age, relationship separation, income and prior oppression. A WHO study found that 30% of women in 80 countries experienced physical or sexual abuse, with rates of 24.6%, 37.7%, and 37% in West Pacific, Southeast Asia and Eastern Mediterranean regions respectively. Other common forms of abuse include rape, early marriage, stalking, and restricting a woman's access to resources.

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    The document discusses different forms of violence against women globally. It notes that the Philippine Commission on Human Rights acknowledged that insufficient implementation, not lack of laws, is the real impediment to gender equality. Different factors can influence violence against women, including age, relationship separation, income and prior oppression. A WHO study found that 30% of women in 80 countries experienced physical or sexual abuse, with rates of 24.6%, 37.7%, and 37% in West Pacific, Southeast Asia and Eastern Mediterranean regions respectively. Other common forms of abuse include rape, early marriage, stalking, and restricting a woman's access to resources.

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    The document discusses different forms of violence against women globally. It notes that the Philippine Commission on Human Rights acknowledged that insufficient implementation, not lack of laws, is the real impediment to gender equality. Different factors can influence violence against women, including age, relationship separation, income and prior oppression. A WHO study found that 30% of women in 80 countries experienced physical or sexual abuse, with rates of 24.6%, 37.7%, and 37% in West Pacific, Southeast Asia and Eastern Mediterranean regions respectively. Other common forms of abuse include rape, early marriage, stalking, and restricting a woman's access to resources.

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    CORRELATION INTERPRETATION

    INSUFFICIENT IMPLEMENTATION

    Barangay’s strategic location expects its immediate implementation of the law.


    However, with the difference in certain legal procedures especially the
    mediation/conciliation encouraged under the Katarungang Pambarangay Law, which on
    the other hand was strictly prohibited by RA 9262, confusion as regards which
    assistance is to be made might be detrimental for the victim. Likewise, the Philippine
    Commission on Human Rights reported in the 11 th Annual Meeting of the Asia Pacific
    Forum (2006) acknowledged that the real impediment to gender equality was not the
    lack of laws, but rather their insufficient implementation.

    Asian Journal of Humanities and Social Studies (ISSN: 2321 – 2799) Volume 02 –
    Issue 01, February 2014

    ECONOMIC VIOLENCE

    There are different factors worldwide causative to violence against women [6] according
    to some studies. Age, relationship separation, income and foregoing oppression are few
    of the influencers of violence against women in Nigeria

    In the analysis of World Health Organization (WHO), London School of Hygiene and
    Tropical Medicine and Medical Research Council in 2013, 30% of women has
    experienced abuse physically and sexually over 80 countries worldwide. Among these
    countries, 24.6% belongs to West Pacific region, 37.7% in Southeast Asia and 37%
    within Eastern Mediterranean area

    Other common forms of abuse done on women are rape, early marriage, stalking,
    dating violence, forced marriage, contradicting a woman access to and control over
    basic resources, isolating woman, and embarrassing her.

    U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. (2012, July 16). Types of violence
    against women. Retrieved January 25, 2017, from https://goo.gl/311sCN

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