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Queralt Tornafoch-Chirveches

Queralt Tornafoch-Chirveches is a Political Science graduate studying a MSc in Comparative Public Policy and Welfare Studies in Denmark. Besides the feminist struggle, she is also interested in socio-economic inequalities in health and social protection
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Girls, informal care, and mental health

28/05/202030/06/2020 By Queralt Tornafoch-Chirveches

A relevant number of children and teenagers provide informal care in Europe. Girls mostly assume this role and the most intensive tasks. Being a young carer moreover has been associated with experiencing worse mental well-being.

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violence against women, nordic paradox

Digging into the “Nordic Paradox”

04/03/202005/03/2020 By Queralt Tornafoch-Chirveches

Nordic countries are considered the most advanced in terms of gender equality and are taken as an example. At the same time, they present alarming high rates of intimate partner violence (IPV) against women. This contradiction is the so-called “Nordic Paradox”.

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