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Germany,ed DV victimisation and list the factors for such an increase in the use of services and hotlines, and alarm code reporting. Media coverage dealt with the initial expectations voiced by experts and activists that the lockdowns would substantially increase the risks of DV victimisation. This chapter

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Hungary,an increase of DV frequency and intensity. During the lockdowns and due to long-standing structural problems, the health service in Hungary was confronted with multiple difficulties, which may have affected DV victims’ willingness to seek help and treatment in the country’s hospitals. Media informat

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Scotland,tly..Referrals to the country’s multi-agency risk assessment meeting (MARAC) decreased in April and early May to climb up higher than usual in the time later. This also applies to the number of repeat referrals. The lockdown situation has complicated victims’ support delivered by multi-disciplinary

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Slovenia, infection and related concerns may have reduced victims’ willingness to access medical care and assistance when affected by acts of domestic violence..Survey data point at an increased DV level in the first phase of the spring lockdown which – given the decrease in police calls – may have been DV o

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Book 2023h country with respect to policing, legal systems, social and cultural factors and highlights best practices to prevent conditions resulting from Covid-19 lockdown undermining victims’ security and frontline responders’ capacities to provide services and prevent domestic violence..