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Researchers from UCL analysed how extreme weather events in 156 countries were linked to rates of intimate partner violence (IPV) They found that, in the two years following a storm, landslide, or flood, there was a rise in physical abuse and sexual violence.
This was particularly the case in countries with a lower GDP.
While the reason for the findings remains unclear, the researchers have several theories.
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