The Thomson Reuters Foundation and Acid Survivors Trust International partnered to produce this publication on acid violence, one of the most brutal forms of violence with several thousand attacks across the world every year. This comparative study analyses data from Cambodia, Colombia, India and the United Kingdom in the hope that it will serve as an advocacy tool for any organisation/individual committed to supporting the cause of the victims of acid violence.
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