The Evidence Portal is concerned with types of violence that disproportionately affect women, or which are directed at them because they are women. These ‘types’ of violence against women that are eligible for the Evidence Portal:  Intimate partner violence, including physical violence, sexual violence, and emotionally abusive, harassing and controlling behaviour that occurs between current or former established intimate partners  Children’s experience of parental intimate partner violence  Non-partner sexual violence: sexual harassment, threats or stalking or sexual assault from a someone who is not an established intimate partner, such as a stranger, friend, acquaintance, or romantic interest.  Child-to-parent violence, including physical violence, sexual violence or emotionally abusive, harassing and controlling behaviour perpetrated by an adolescent or child against their parent or carer  Extended family violence: physical violence or emotionally abusive, harassing and controlling behaviour perpetrated by extended family members against someone in current, past, or proposed intimate partner relationship. This includes dowry abuse, honour killings, forced marriages and extended family and in-law abuse