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Feb 9, 2022 · For the first time in decades, Ireland was forced to deviate from the Church-oriented national vision and shifted towards industrialisation, beginning a gradual restoration of women's...
- The Irish Times view on violence against women: time to stop ...
The Irish Times view on violence against women: time to stop...
- The Irish Times view on violence against women: time to stop ...
Jun 19, 2022 · Two important reports in the past week have underlined the widespread, pervasive nature of domestic violence in Ireland and its harrowing impact on children.
Nov 17, 2023 · The Irish Times view on violence against women: time to stop the scourge. There is still much to do in changing the culture of ambiguity towards gender-based violence but there are also...
Aug 25, 2022 · Drawing from early feminist work on “surfacing gender” in the analysis of conflict violence (Copelon, 1994), the article argues that a resurfacing of gender is required in the current era if the kinds of CRVAW that takes place in contexts such as Northern Ireland are to gain recognition and accountability.
- Aisling Swaine
Jan 27, 2022 · Drawing on 22 semi-structured interviews with domestic abuse organisations, and a review of both national and provincial newspaper sources, the article highlights the challenges facing domestic abuse service providers in Ireland and identifies key areas in need of reform.
Mar 2, 2020 · It aims to analyse these women's experience, where possible in their own voices, to broaden understanding of the gender dynamics which prevailed in Irish society during this period. It examines the wider context of crimes committed by women, how justice was meted out, and what role gender played.
Violence against women (VAW) during and post-conflict is integrally linked to the legacy of the conflict and to the intersectionality of cultural, religious, and gender expectations in Northern Ireland.
