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    It has always been difficult for me to understand how domestic violence could invade close familial relationships. In my upbringing, although there was some level of dysfunction, I was always surrounded by an abundance of love and respect. I believe that domestic violence is rooted in some level of dysfunction from someone’s past, an unstable present, and apprehension for the future. These were my observations in Angela’s story. The abuser had serious dysfunction in his history. He suffered…

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    How people define violence? Base on Jock Young, violence is difficult to define and measure becuase can vary by culture, race, age, gender and others. People sometimes blame other for their actions when they committing an act of violence. I agree with Jayne Mooney in her article Shadow values, shadow figueres: real violence. Mooney found out that in most of the cases of domestic violence offenders recognize their actions as the victim fault. Also, men that hit their wives or girlfriend justified…

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    Many are under the assumption that women are more likely to be sexually assaulted or raped by a stranger than by someone they know personally. Many presume that “family conflicts”—which has been used as a euphemism for domestic violence—should be kept private. Many believe that these types of heinous crimes do not happen in their neighborhood. All of these notions are false. Each and every day, these monstrous crimes are being committed to innocent people. Depending on the severity of their…

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    Domestic Violence: ‘Straya’s Silent Stalker Regardless of the numerous articles on Domestic Violence and its statistics, society still prioritises it as the last thing on their national to do list, disposing it into the too hard basket of Australian problems. Bashed, bruised and bundled in a ball sits a woman in the far corner of the room. Screams and slaps echo throughout the neighbourhood, yet no one moves, as they are instead curled up in a ball contentedly on their couch, with earphones…

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    Multiple men and women are not aware of domestic violence occurring around them; However, others are informed and have been through this situation. The act of violence in relationships is caused by several reasons that can have serious consequences. The major issue is that the majority of the victims are women. In addition, the world has viewed women as less valuable than men, meaning that females are the prey in a negative and downhill relationship. Knowing the factors that cause this problem…

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    Professional sports leagues and Domestic violence. Domestic Violence: Are Professional Athletes Getting Off Too Easy? Have you ever heard of Ray…

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    Domestic Violence is one of the issues affecting so many people in relationships both men and women. It also has a powerful effect on the children in the family. Nearly three-quarters of children measured at risk by social service are living in houses where one of their parents or careers is abusing the other (Women s Aid Organization). According to Women s Aid Organization domestic violence can include a number of different behaviors and there is no a single criminal offense of domestic…

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    Carrie Southern Professor Dennis Domestic Violence Domestic violence is a topic that has many variations of views. It might include husbands beating wives, children being abused, just women in general, and sometimes men being the center of domestic violence. The people that inflict domestic violence on others, many times a spouse, they do not see that there is a problem. Committing a domestic violence act can result in going in front of a judge. Watching television in modern times, there is so…

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    victimization of domestic violence. Yemen is a Muslim country on the Arabian Peninsula (Ba-Obaid and Bijeveld, 2007). The greatest danger for women in Yemen is facing discrimination and violence. Violence against women is extremely common in Yemen. Women are perpetrated by the state, community and their families (Nasser, 2014). Women’s right are not protected. There are no specific laws that protect women in Yemen from violence. The Penal Law criminalizes physical harm, but does not mention…

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    Summery Violence against women is abhorrent and accept in our society. Researches have shown that violence violence is social accept in some circumstances. Jayne Mooney did a survey in London and find out that violence against women was accept if the women was sexually infindelity, neglect the house or household duties. Also women usually stay in the relationship because they love their partner and believe that they will change. And if they have children women accept the violent act because…

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