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Socioeconomic and partner-related determinants of different forms of sexual violence against women in Türkiye

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By Kenan Özmen, Huseyin Dogan, İsmail AKKAYA-Hasan DÖNMEZ, Ömer Alkan, Ceyhun Serçemeli, Adnan Küçükali, Emine Genç, Mehmet Latif Candemir
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Abstract Sexual violence against women is a major public health and human rights issue with severe psychological, social, and economic consequences. Although previous studies have extensively examined intimate partner violence, most have treated sexual violence as a single homogeneous outcome and have not separately investigated the determinants of different forms of sexual violence within the same analytical framework.
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IN DE AS ZITTEN

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By Huseyin Dogan
| hebban.nl
Er loopt een verborgen Jona-verhaal door het Nieuwe Testament. Jezus geeft maar één teken: het teken van Jona. De storm van Marcus herhaalt de storm van Jona woord voor woord — dezelfde slapende man in het schip, dezelfde Griekse woorden. De eerste christenen schilderden Jona op de plafonds van hun catacomben, en hun geheime teken was een vis. Het spoor gaat dieper.
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Boek | Hollow Fullness - Huseyin Dogan

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By Huseyin Dogan
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Man seeks the truth; if he does not find it, he makes a form and contents himself with it. For truth hurts, the absurd reassures. He chooses the latter and calls it "the search for truth". Whoever does reach it is not satisfied: satisfaction is form, and truth transcends form. Truth exists, but no eye sees it. What no eye sees cannot be called existent; what is called non-existent is not non-existent. It is the only thing that neither exists nor does not exist.
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