Children: Innocent Victims of Domestic Violence

Domestic violence includes intentional intimidation, assault, assault, sexual assault, and other abuses by other intimate partners. According to the National Crime Victims Center (2011), the domestic violence aggressor neglects partners, makes them sneaky and continues to humiliation. Unfortunately, it is well known that victims of domestic violence condemn their behavior habitually, not abusers. On the contrary, the violence committed by abusers is self-led repeatedly and is rarely dependent on the behavior of the victim.

•domestic violence. In South Asia, there are 41 to 8 to 8 million children who are witnesses of domestic violence and become victims. South Asia has witnessed higher domestic violence than the rest of the world (Pinheiro, 2006). Witnesses of domestic violence or victim's children are seeking institutional aid to get nursing care and protection. · Substance abuse, especially alcoholism. Parental alcoholism increases the possibility of child abuse, child's negligence, and domestic violence. Abuse of drugs by fathers and mothers can lead to child abuse and neglect, so to find institutional care as the only option to get rid of the problem

Domestic violence is a devastating social problem that affects every part of the population. Although correspondence of this system is mainly targeted to abusers of adults, concern is rising for children who are witnessing domestic violence now. This survey estimates that 10% to 20% of children are at risk of domestic violence. Research shows that the risk of abuse and neglect of children who are victims of domestic violence is high, and 30% to 60% of families suffering from domestic violence are victims of adults and children Something has been shown in most studies. The appendix contains glossaries, assessment of domestic violence against children, victims and criminal suspects, safety plans, and information on formulating memorandum of understanding.

Among the largest victims of domestic violence, there is a catastrophic effect that minimal domestic violence gives to women. I do not know much about the influence of children who witnessed violence against parents and carers. These children - the forgotten victims of domestic violence - are the focus of this report. The findings suggest that children exposed to violence at home may potentially experience a series of serious and sustained effects. Children raised in violent families are prone to victims of child abuse. People who are not direct victims have the same behavioral and psychological problems as physically abused children.

Children in this photo support our campaign, not victims of domestic violence.