Adolescent Relationship Violence in Brazil and Honduras: Executive Summary

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Date issued
September 2017
Editor
Alemann, Clara;
Bustelo, Monserrat
Subject
Women;
Training and Development;
Youth and Children
JEL code
I15 - Health and Economic Development;
Z18 - Public Policy
Category
Monographs
There is strong evidence to show that adolescent relationship violence (during non-cohabitating relationships of namoro in Portuguese, noviazgo in Spanish) can lead to adult intimate partner violence (IPV). However, research and interventionsaddressing violence among adolescents are limited compared to those focused on adult IPV, and they are especially scarce in Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) countries. As a result, policies and programs in the region miss out on significant
opportunities to promote nonviolent relationships throughout life.
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