Family Violence in Thailand

I. Background / Question Today, we have seen a lot of news related to domestic violence. This is a matter that needs to be alleviated, and it is a problem that we need to find a solution gradually. Beginning with the Thai government, they punish the criminal by enacting and promoting family law by law and protect victims attacked by the family to reduce domestic violence. Katherine, R (2011) states as follows. (Or abuses the elderly)

Management of violence and its consequences and violence in Thai health sector. This study was organized by four international organizations, the International Labor Office, the International Nurses Council, the World Health Organization and the International Public Service. Researchers appreciate these organizations for choosing Thailand as part of the project. Likewise, I am particularly grateful for their research and editorial research reports of Dr. Mireille Kingma and Dr. David Gold.

International Labor Bureau International Labor Organization International Nurse Conference ICN World Health Organization WHO Public Service International PSI

The results of this study are primarily related to abused wives in Thailand. This is a serious problem and is also related to other types of domestic violence. Future research should focus on the situation of various domestic violence that may be related to investigating the assumption that abusing his wife or abusing his wife is domestic violence . Intimate violence investigation relies heavily on participants' self-assessment of violence. Only in the face of serious violence, the victim feels that he is forced to go out and report the problem to the service company, and these cases can be used for investigation of samples. As social participants need to underestimate their own criminal behavior and abuse experience, this factor may limit the universality of all studies (Sharpe & Taylor 1999).

"Domestic violence is a broader term that refers to violence between families and intimate partner violence The term domestic violence is the most widely used term to determine the experience of indigenous peoples. (2 Page) Sexual violence includes sexual harassment, sexual bullying, sexual enforcement, unnecessary impression and kiss, sexual assault (Tarczon & Quadara, 2012) Work environment, intimate relationships and / or families intimate Partner violence, domestic violence and domestic violence include mandatory and controlled behavior, including physical abuse, emotional / psychological abuse, sexual abuse, economic deprivation, and social cultural isolation )