Domestic violence amid COVID‐19

Ashri Anurudran · Leah Yared · Cameron Elizabeth Comrie · Katherine M. Harrison · Thomas F. Burke

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This manuscript highlights the risk that shelter‐in‐place instructions during COVID‐19 places on victims of domestic violence and serves as a call‐to‐action to address this crisis.

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2017Investigating the Increase in Domestic Violence Post Disaster: An Australian Case Study

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