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Why domestic violence in the Arctic could surge with the coronavirus pandemic

Victims in remote, isolated communities in the Arctic already face limited resources for getting help. The pandemic is poised to make that even harder.

By Melody Schreiber April 8, 2020
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Around the world, rates of domestic violence and intimate partner violence are rising along with the spread of coronavirus.

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