Domestic violence and state protection
Examination of whether domestic violence is treated as a private matter, the availability of protective orders, and documented patterns of police non-response or secondary victimization.
Structured analysis of gender-based violence, domestic violence, and related particular social group frameworks, including state protection adequacy.
Examination of whether domestic violence is treated as a private matter, the availability of protective orders, and documented patterns of police non-response or secondary victimization.
Country-specific evidence addressing immutability, particularity, and social distinction for gender-based particular social groups under applicable asylum jurisprudence.
Documentation of FGM/C, forced marriage, and related practices where relevant, with attention to regional variation and enforcement of protective statutes.
Notwithstanding statutory prohibitions on domestic violence, contemporaneous reporting documents persistent under-enforcement and limited access to protective services outside major urban centers, with particular impact on women who lack familial or economic independence.