Attributions for the culture of silence among victims of domestic violence: A case of married men in Kenya
July-September 2021 - Vol 13 Num. 3
The study examines attributions for the culture of silence among ever-married male victims of domestic violence in Kenya. This study targets ever-married men who had attained post-secondary education and working in public service. The study adopted a case study design that allows a combination of descriptive and...
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