Domestic violence during quarantine: A cross-sectional study on perceived prevalence and their socio-educational factors among Latin Americans

Key Points

• Perceived prevalence of domestic violence was notably high during quarantine across various Latin American communities.
• The study highlights how socio-educational factors influence experiences and reports of domestic violence.
• Analysis of survey responses aimed to capture the impact of quarantine-related stressors on domestic violence reporting.
• Findings underscore the need for targeted support and intervention strategies to address domestic violence in emergencies.