The University of Western Australia, School of Population Health, Crawley, Australia.
Violence Against Women. 2013 Jul;19(7):833-47. doi: 10.1177/1077801213497535.
In this study, domestic violence (DV) in five African refugee background communities post-settlement in Perth, Australia, is investigated-specifically, the interrelationship between experiences of DV, and changed and changing gender and family roles and responsibilities. The participatory qualitative design utilized in-depth interviews with 54 members of the Somalian, Sierra Leonean, Ethiopian, Liberian and Sudanese Communities, and focus groups with 24 professionals who support them. Three key dimensions of this interrelationship are discussed: "male loss of the breadwinner role and status," "financial independence," and "mismatch between formal response and expectations." The importance of understanding experiences of DV within the context of cultural transition is highlighted here.
本研究旨在探讨澳大利亚珀斯五个非洲难民背景社区安置后的家庭暴力（DV）问题，具体而言，研究了经历 DV 与性别和家庭角色及责任的变化和转变之间的相互关系。该研究采用参与式定性设计，对来自索马里、塞拉利昂、埃塞俄比亚、利比里亚和苏丹社区的 54 名成员进行了深入访谈，并与 24 名支持他们的专业人员进行了焦点小组讨论。本文讨论了这种相互关系的三个关键维度：“男性失去养家糊口的角色和地位”、“经济独立”和“正式应对与期望之间的不匹配”。本文强调了在文化转型背景下理解 DV 经历的重要性。
