Digital Gender Violence in Sri Lanka: A review of emerging trends, legal frameworks and policy gaps

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Findings reveal that current legal instruments lack precise definitions, complicating enforcement of protections.
Digital literacy remains low in Sri Lanka, disproportionately affecting marginalised groups facing greater risks.
Comparative analysis with countries like Australia and Canada suggests potential adaptations for legal reforms in Sri Lanka.
The review advocates for survivor-centred approaches, legal reform, and a comprehensive national policy on digital gender violence.

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Narrative review highlights legal gaps and emerging trends in digital gender violence, suggesting reforms.

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