What is domestic violence? Which groups are more vulnerable to domestic violence?

What is domestic violence

According to Article 2 of the Anti-Domestic Violence Law, domestic violence refers to physical and mental violations committed by family members through beating, binding, mutilation, restriction of personal freedom, frequent abuse and intimidation. The definition of the concept of domestic violence is one of the core issues of anti-domestic violence law, which mainly involves the definition of family members and the scope of domestic violence.

On March 1st, 216, China's first Anti-Domestic Violence Law was officially implemented. Netease News and UN Women jointly released an online survey on anti-domestic violence and data interpretation, and cooperated with Tongyu, a non-governmental organization, to conduct a data survey on domestic violence of sexual minorities. At the same time, Netease News, together with many celebrities such as Christina, Princess Crystal and Sabine, the famous mouth of CCTV, called on the whole society to pay attention to domestic violence.

In the past, the concept of domestic violence mainly focused on women and children. In fact, sexual minorities are more vulnerable in this regard. Worryingly, due to the imperfection of the assistance system and social discrimination, 81.2% of the victims tend to turn to non-profit communities, acquaintances and other informal assistance systems. However, those who choose to turn to the official support system such as the public authorities and women's federations can only get limited help, and the formal implementation of the Anti-Domestic Violence Law can also protect the legitimate rights and interests of sexual minorities.

what kind of family is prone to domestic violence

1. The family has a tradition of violence, which will exert a subtle influence on the next generation. If you encounter an unsolvable problem, use violence to solve it

2. Family atmosphere is tense, and family members lack respect and understanding, which is prone to conflict and violence

3. When the family has financial difficulties or disputes, the family is under great pressure and prone to violent conflicts

4. Children's education is also one of the factors leading to violence. Special changes in the family life cycle will also become the fuse of domestic violence. For example, wives are vulnerable to violence the night before pregnancy; Unexpected life attacks such as laid-off workers, investment failure and death of relatives may all lead to domestic violence

6. In addition, people with a history of alcoholism, or people with sexual dysfunction or chronic diseases will also use violence to cover up their problems.