Trapped at home: how Covid-19 unmasked Italy’s weaknesses in protecting women from intimate partner violence victimization
When the Covid-19 pandemic hit Italy, it brought life as we knew it to a sudden halt. Streets emptied, schools closed, and for most of us, homes became one of the only spaces safe from the outside world. However, for thousands of women, home became something else entirely: a prison shared with their abusers.
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