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  • Female perpetrated domestic violence against men and the case for Bangladesh 
    Khan, Anisur; Arendse, Najuwa (Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, 2021-07-12)
    Whilst domestic violence against women receives significant international attention and prominence within the scholarly, media and policy discourses, much silence and reservation is evident in the case of domestic violence ...
  • Intimate relationships and Suicidal Behaviour of Men in Bangladesh 
    Khan, Anisur; Arendse, Najuwa; Ratele, Kopano (Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, 2021-03-03)
    Suicidal behaviour (e.g., suicide and suicide attempt) is a multifaceted phenomenon which often draws on several social and psychological contexts. This research examines how men’s suicides and attempted suicides are ...
  • Men’s Reflections on Postsuicide Attempt Episode in Bangladesh 
    Khan, Anisur; Ratele, Kopano; Arendse, Najuwa (Sage Publishing, 2020-02-12)
    This is the first ever research in Bangladesh that provides understanding about men’s postsuicide attempt reflections from a district called Jhenaidah which is assumed to be a high suicide-prone area in the country. Employing ...
  • Seasonality of Suicide in Jhenaidah District, Bangladesh, 2011-2018 
    Arendse, Najuwa; Khan, Anisur; Billah, Masum; Ratele, Kopano; Islam, Md Zahidul (Journal of Social Health, 2021-02)
    Suicide is a serious public and social health problem in Bangladesh. The seasonal variance in suicide is an under-researched area in Bangladesh which needs attention due to the nature of its prevalence. This article describes ...
  • Suicidal behaviour and the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic: Insights from Durkheim’s sociology of suicide 
    Khan, Anisur; Arendse, Najuwa; Shimul, S. M. Anowarul Kayes (Wiley, 2021-04-01)
    Whilst suicide is well established as a critical global public health burden causing around 800,000 deaths annually along with many more attempts, there is a concern that the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic ...

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