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November 28, 2011

When Abused Women Kill

by Penelope Paliani-Kamanga, Gender Links, South Africa - A study conducted by the Malawi Human Rights Commission in 2010 found that battered women often contemplate suicide because they see no other escape from the cycle of abuse, and that as many as a third of women who do commit suicide each year have suffered abuse by a male partner.

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