The Extent of Protection for Women Against Male Violence by the State

Discuss women's protection from national male violence. In this article we will look at domestic violence against women and the behavior the state takes to protect women. Domestic violence is a world famous event that affects not only women but also their children. Violence against women is taking place at the beginning of time. We all saw a picture of a caveman's manga, his hair is dragging his partner. This is just what men do. In particular, when marrying an attacker, women do not protect men.

Domestic violence is an attack on an intimate partner of a male partner who committed most of the violence against women (ABA, 2010). To protect victims of domestic violence and their children, many programs have been introduced to communities and states. Because of abuse and instability at home, women lose their lives and have to take them to evacuation centers and child protection service centers. Shelters for abused women were held to prevent women and children from escaping abusers. In many cases, the victim and its child will move to a different state to avoid abusers. Children receive counseling and are often suffering from depression, aggressive behavior, adult health problems (APA, 2010)

In this article we will look at domestic violence against women and the behavior the state takes to protect women. Domestic violence is a world famous event that affects not only women but also their children. Violence against women is taking place at the beginning of time. We all saw a picture of a caveman's manga, his hair is dragging his partner. This is just what men do. In particular, when marrying an attacker, women do not protect men. In the first 75 years of the twentieth century, women were thought to be gentle and submissive to men, and they were also owned by these men. Men have social rights to rule women. Things changed from the early 1970s to the early 1970s. As feminism became more common, the feelings of women owned by men began to fade away. But this change in society has not changed the incidence and violence of domestic violence.

In the 1980s Canada's attention to violence against women began to emerge. In 1982, Rep. Margaret Mitchell raised violence against women in the Diet, ridiculed by a man of the House of Representatives, the people strongly protested the case and the women's group started lobbying to take actions by the government. It is a question. Massacre of Ecole polytechnic may be a case of violence against the most notorious woman in Canada. In December 1989, a 25-year-old MarcLépine fired at École Polytechnique in Montreal, Quebec, killed 14 women before committing suicide. He started attacking the university classroom, where he divided boys and boys. He claimed "fighting feminism" and after calling a woman "a group of feminists" he shot all nine women in the room and killed six women. Then he walked through a different classroom for the corridor, cafeteria, and especially women