Domestic violence happens when someone tries to either physically or emotionally abuse someone in an attempt to take control of their life by using fear. Domestic violence is often used by males in order to control their partner or their spouses, although there have been cases where a male has been physically or emotionally abused by his spouse and or girlfriend as well. Unfortunately, males are often too embarrassed to report being abused. Domestic violence is not only limited to abuse of a spouse or a partner, it could also include the elderly and children. If domestic violence is not reported it could lead to elder abuse, battered women, child abuse, a cycle of violence and homelessness which all, could end up resulting in death. There is a lot of organization designed to help deal with the majority of all these problems if only they could as for it. So in this paper I will be analyzing some of the results that could occur because of somebody using domestic violence to control others.
Elder abuse will be my first topic that is the result of domestic violence. Elder abuse often can take place in hospitals or shelters but the majority of the time it takes place at the elders own home by his or her family. Reasons that an elder would get abused by his or her family might because the family members are trying to gain their money before they pass so they won't spend the whole thing. Also, it might be because they did not have a good relationship when they were younger so they want to get back at them. In 2000, a study that included responses from all 50 states plus the District of Columbia and Guam elder abuse has reached epidemic proportions, with more than 166,000 cases substantiated for that year (Underwood 2014). Fortunately, organizations such as National Committee for the Prevention of Elder Abuse (NCPEA) and National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA) helps elders by providing vital information about elder abuse and neglect as well as teaching how to stop it before it affects them both physically and emotionally.
Domestic violence does not discriminate. ... There are several myths about domestic violence. ... These women are not defendants they are victims looking for help. ... But men are also the victims of domestic violence. ... No major government research arm has ever looked at the pattern. ...
Nine out of ten domestic violence victims are female. ... Domestic violence is known by many names including spouse abuse, domestic abuse, domestic assault, battering, partner abuse, wife beating and so on. ... However the Domestic Violence (Family Protection) Act 1989 (Qld) is the primary piece of legislation dealing with domestic violence. ... Many instances of domestic violence constitute criminal offences. ... A CRC study undergown in 2002, which looked into the measurement of the extent of domestic violence, found that domestic violence is not spread equally throughout the population....
Domestic Violence There are several lawsuits having to do with domestic violence, but today there are about 3-4 times as many offenses as there was 75 years ago. Domestic violence tears thousands of family's apart every year. You may not think there are as many cases of domestic violence. ... Most of all acts of domestic violence are involved with alcohol and drugs. ... Being forced to have sex, indecent assault, and being forced to look at pornography are all forms of sexual abuse. ...
MYTHS ABOUT DOMESTIC VILOENCE The problem of domestic violence has reached out to many people and has left these people wondering why domestic violence happens? ... These factors have made it look like not a big problem statistically wise when in reality it is wrecking the lives of many. Between one in three and one in ten families may be affected by domestic violence (NSW Domestic Violence Committee, 1991). ... FORMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Domestic violence shows its evil face in many forms beside physical. ... EFFECTS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ON CHILDREN Studies have proven that domest...
Domestic Violence is defined as "violent behavior committed by one intimate partner against another. ... In the past domestic violence in the workplace was considered taboo, no one wanted to get involved in the private matter. ... There are also many other ways domestic violence can show up in the workplace. ... There are signs a co-worker can look for when questioning if there is a problem. ... Victims of domestic violence need a variety of services when getting out of the relationship. ...
I want to learn more about the causes of domestic violence, the kinds of domestic violence that IACNVL experiences and, more specifically, how the threat of domestic violence affects the community of Fairbanks, Interior Alaska and also how it affects the military installations in the area: Eielson Air Force Base and Fort Wainwright. ... They do, however, describe domestic violence, give examples of it and describe some causes of domestic abuse. ... I wish to get as much information as I can about domestic violence and treatment centers that I can share with victims of domestic violence t...
Domestic Violence as defined by the VAWOR "Domestic violence, Intimate Partner Violence, or Partner Violence, or Partner Abuse is a pattern one uses over another to systematically gain and maintain power in an intimate relationship. ... Domestic violence can happen in any type of relationship. ... They spread out to six Domestic Violence shelters in the Los Angeles area. ... It also shows them what a healthy human relationship and human interactions are supposed to look like. ... Domestic Violence has no excuse no reason no use. ...
Joint custody is often the proposed solution in domestic violence cases. ... Richard McFerron which looked at 1,000 battered women found that "wife beaters abused children in 70% of the families. " Even with statistics this compelling, many courts are overlooking the need to determine custody in domestic violence cases. ... When a judge does take domestic violence into consideration, it is only given, at most, equal weight with all other factors. ... It is important to look at the results of granting custody of any form to an abusive parent. ... When domestic violence is present, it is ne...
Most epidemic form of violence is domestic violence such as honour killing, early marriages, sexual assault and psychological abuse. Since last few years the stove burning and throwing Acids on women body appears to be a most insane domestic violence upon women in Pakistan. ... The issue of Stove burning and acid throwing will be discussed with the help of some real life case studies as domestic violence. ... 'Domestic violence in Pakistan takes the form of wife beating, stove burning, acid throwing, honor killings, and forced marriages. ... The incidence of acid throwing and stove burnin...