Domestic Violence: Time to Speak Out

As women abuse women, more and more people are concerned about why women fall into an abusive relationship. Nonetheless, both men and women can torture each other. Today, domestic violence in all Canadian provinces is illegal. But the confusion about the weather is a public or private issue that has not been answered yet. I am here not only to talk about domestic violence but also to persuade you to speak openly about domestic violence. Domestic violence occurs every day in homes all over the world.

More importantly, domestic violence has always been a taboo topic in history, but in 2004 the Avon Women's Foundation began to change this and started Avon's speech on domestic violence. Speakout is aimed at raising awareness of this problem and educating, developing and conducting prevention and direct service programs. Since 2004, Avon and the Avon Women's Foundation have donated more than $ 60 million worldwide to support these goals. This is a wonderful effort, but there are still many things to do.

Survivors of domestic violence are often weak and feel isolated. But the important thing is that they know they are not alone. Defend it and, on behalf of them, educate the public about the dangers of domestic violence and the struggle that plagues the survivors. Please check these TED consultations to get inspirational messages from these three proponents and share them for promotion. Why do not the victims of domestic violence leave: Leslie Morgan Steiner is crazy about falling in love with a "crazy love" - ​​that is, abusing her and threatening her life. Steiner talks about the dark story of her relationship, corrects the misunderstanding of many people about the victims of domestic violence, and explains how we will help break the silence.

Domestic violence often occurs over a period of time. Victims of domestic violence will experience a variety of emotions such as fear, tolerance, uncertainty, anxiety, stress. Domestic violence may affect human self-esteem and confidence, all of which can make a cruel relationship a difficult and horrible step. Everyone, regardless of age, sex, race, religion, gender, wealth, or geographical location, can suffer from domestic violence and domestic violence occurs at every social level. The majority of victims are women and children, but the morbidity rate and background of male victims of domestic violence are emphasized. According to research and statistics including MARAC statistics, approximately 90% of cases reported are from men to females. It is estimated that one in four people will experience domestic violence at some stage of life. 24 hour domestic violence and sexual violence hotline will support everyone affected by domestic violence