Australian study shows underrecognized sibling violence, particularly affecting cis females and trans/non-binary victims, calls for early intervention.

A study from Australia reveals that sibling violence is a prevalent yet underrecognized form of domestic violence affecting young people's well-being and education. Defined as persistent abusive behaviors, it includes emotional and physical abuse. The research indicates that cis female and trans/non-binary individuals experience higher victimization rates, while cis males are more likely to be aggressors. The findings stress the need for early interventions to address this issue.

October 30, 2024
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