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Domestic Violence and COVID-19 Lockdowns: A Shadow Pandemic?,d families had to spend their entire days with each other. Individual stress levels were exacerbated by fears of unemployment, health concerns and worries about societal changes. Media reports and experts predicted a massive increase of domestic violence occurrence plus concerns about access to vict

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Germany,case numbers differed between the L?nder (Federal States), massive increases were not observed. Partly, there was stagnation or even decreasing numbers, which also held true for the number of restraining orders..Police Berlin data reveal a more detailed and differentiated overview of reported DV occ

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Portugal,ern about domestic violence that lasted through 2020, the year the pandemic broke out. The lockdown, which began on 19 March and lasted until 2 May, was perceived as a high-risk situation for continued violence against women. The government published a poster with announcements and explanations abou

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Slovenia,ative effects of the virus crisis. From 12 March 2020 until the end of May, and from October onwards, emergency measures were put into place to stop the spread of the corona virus..During the lockdown periods, the number of calls to police decreased as did the number of police interventions, DV emer

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Key Findings, Best Practices and Recommendations,nts of domestic violence (DV) in the eight participating countries of the European Union. The different impacts of COVID-19 are described, the data inconsistencies and the lack of harmonised data collection are discussed, and how this affected the comparative analyses of the findings. The impact of