Family Violence in Canada

Domestic violence is a multifaceted problem in Canada. In the last two decades, laws have been enacted to solve this problem in most states and regions (1). As of 2011, 26% of all crimes in Canada were domestic violent crimes, most of the victims were women (2). The economic impact of Canada is estimated at 7.4 billion dollars, and more than 80% of the cost is on the victim (3). Prosecution for these offenses is high, but the conviction rate is still very low (4). Pathologist Servernade Spears Berry said: "Injury is a neglected branch of injury" (5).

Belcourt's criticism reveals permanent hypocrisy against the problem of domestic violence in Canada. In fact, according to the Canadian Bureau of Statistics, the city with the highest percentage of domestic violence reported by the police is actually Qataba of Gatineau, which occupies approximately 3% of the total population. So why is the fixed idea of ​​domestic violence happening? There are few people who know that I am a survivor of domestic violence. I grew up in a middle class white family in West Isle, Montreal, grew up in a dog called the underground pool, candy and joined the ballet class on Sunday morning. I grew up at home, the sound of the wallboard thrown on the wall is quite normal. The bruised sleeping under the unexplained pillow The steak knife sleeps until 19 years old

One third of Canadians abused by age 15, according to the report of the Chief Public Health Bureau on domestic violence in Canada in 2016. In 2014, 131 Canadians also died from their families, 133,920 people were reported, or victims of domestic violence have been reported. How do you reduce the risk of depression, mental illness, suicide? The first step is to finish this toxic socialization. It is necessary to "teach" the lesson and control actions by using violent methods such as spanking and emotional abuse methods such as humiliation. In order to take this step as a society, we must cease to prevent abuse in any way.

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The universality of domestic violence brings the concept of normalization and social violence against women is "acceptable". Violence is normalized when the report rate of domestic violence is low. Studies have shown that over 50% of domestic violence incidents are not reported in Canada. Because of the prevalence of domestic violence, the perpetrators sympathized and sacrificed the victims as a new trend. This trend started in the United States in the 1980s when striker intervention and support programs were created. These plans streamline domestic violence and treat batters as victims. Therefore, abuse of social empathy, they can withstand to some extent