Add to ORKGThis article explores how three national newspapers cover the cases of intimate partner violence against women (IPVAW) in Nigeria from 2015 to 2017 to contribute to global research on mediated representations of violence against women. The study focuses on how Nigerian newspapers, The Guardian, Punch and Vanguard, reported the IPVAW cases from 2015 to 2017, and how they covered and framed IPVAW. Using quantitative content analysis, we found that the newspapers used episodic framing, blamed the victims, and exonerated/ excused the men's actions. The implications of these findings are discussed. To cite this article (7th APA style):Agbese, A. O. (2021). Three Newspapers' Coverage of Intimate Partner Violence against Women in Nigeria, 2015-201...
The world over, more than one-third of women have been victims of either physical or sexual violence...
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Studies have shown that globally domestic violence accounts for nearly one quarter of all recorded c...
This article explores how three national newspapers cover the cases of intimate partner violence aga...
The trend of violence against women in Nigeria has increased more than ever recently, with many wome...
The study is a spotlight of Nigeria’s socio-political economy, which looked deeply at the landscape ...
The degree of prominence given to events, issues or phenomena by the press goes a long way in determ...
The abuse of women in Nigeria is a pervasive issue that is predominately found in relationships betw...
Domestic violence, including intimate partner violence, increased exponentially following the Covid-...
Domestic violence has become a regular occurrence in many African societies but its reporting is arg...
Background: Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a significant public health problem. Despite being a ...
Globally, a common manifestation of gender-based abuse is intimate partner violence (IPV) against wo...
Background: Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a significant public health problem. Despite being a ...
Female population accounted for more than half of Nigerian population and they experienced gender ba...
Nigerias socio-political and economic landscape has been blighted by the endemic twin evil of crime ...
The world over, more than one-third of women have been victims of either physical or sexual violence...
Purpose: Debates and assumptions on the trend, motives/causes and implications of wife-battering in ...
Studies have shown that globally domestic violence accounts for nearly one quarter of all recorded c...
This article explores how three national newspapers cover the cases of intimate partner violence aga...
The trend of violence against women in Nigeria has increased more than ever recently, with many wome...
The study is a spotlight of Nigeria’s socio-political economy, which looked deeply at the landscape ...
The degree of prominence given to events, issues or phenomena by the press goes a long way in determ...
The abuse of women in Nigeria is a pervasive issue that is predominately found in relationships betw...
Domestic violence, including intimate partner violence, increased exponentially following the Covid-...
Domestic violence has become a regular occurrence in many African societies but its reporting is arg...
Background: Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a significant public health problem. Despite being a ...
Globally, a common manifestation of gender-based abuse is intimate partner violence (IPV) against wo...
Background: Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a significant public health problem. Despite being a ...
Female population accounted for more than half of Nigerian population and they experienced gender ba...
Nigerias socio-political and economic landscape has been blighted by the endemic twin evil of crime ...
The world over, more than one-third of women have been victims of either physical or sexual violence...
Purpose: Debates and assumptions on the trend, motives/causes and implications of wife-battering in ...
Studies have shown that globally domestic violence accounts for nearly one quarter of all recorded c...