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UNICEF Study on Domestic Violence in Albania Published

Wednesday, May 26, 2004 8:00 AM

According to a 2004 report published by Amnesty International, the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) published a report in September 2003 entitled Domestic Violence Against Women in Albania which found that 40 percent of women in 11 districts were regularly subjected to physical violence in the home. The study further reports that 64 percent of women report physical and psychological violence.

Compiled from the 2004 Albanian summary by Amnesty International and UNICEF report, Domestic Violence Against Women in Albania.

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For more information on violence against women in Albania, please visit the Albania section of this website. For more information on domestic violence in general, see the domestic violence section of this website.

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