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Multi-level predictors of young people’s attitudes towards gender biases concerning rape, sexual and domestic violence in intimate relationships among young people, Ebonyi State, Southeast Nigeria
This study assessed multi-level factors that shape young people's attitudes towards gender biases about rape, sexual, and domesticviolence in intimate relationships. This cross-sectional study was undertaken in three urban and three rural communities in EbonyiState, southeast Nigeria. Data were coll
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