Domestic Violence in New Zealand is the Loss of Innocence

A few weeks ago, when I visited the Canterbury Museum 's Banksy Exhibition, I found a special art work. It features a silhouette of a girl who hands a hand to a big mountain of guns and boys. After thinking about artwork, I noticed that this innocent description of children is very important in New Zealand, better isolating families and confusing children New Zealand epidemic - domestic violence better It was.

"The most destructive environment - losing innocence and innocent life - is the overwhelming influence of such violence against children, in the face of such reality it will easily be overwhelmed Dr. William Bell, president and CEO of the Casey Family Program, thinks that: "It is impossible to exist and it is possible to do so at all on the day of the violence or in the area There is no threat, from my point of view the life of the young people I serve today has not changed.Will promote the common development of the community

Ferguson et al. (2006) A longitudinal analysis of 10,000 young people in New Zealand has found that the relevance between children's contacts between adult violence and domestic violence is weak. They believe that this correlation can be explained by "chaotic social context" of domestic violence (p. 103). According to their study, domestic violence is more common among participants, their childhood characteristics are parents' psychiatric disorders, unemployment, poverty, family dysfunction, sexual abuse and parent relationship It is characterized by adversity such as deterioration of. In a small portion of 36 male offenders, Bevan and Higgins (2002) found a unique correlation between childhood exposure to domestic violence and domestic violence and spousal psychological abuse .