At least 35 percent of women worldwide (over 1 in 3) reported having experienced violence at some point in their lifetime, whether physical, sexual, or both. "One in 10 girls under the age of 18 was forced to have sex." [UN Report on violence against women worldwide, 2015]
However, violence against women and girls is still largely unreported, especially in underdeveloped countries. Some sources claim the percentage world wide may be closer to half (50%) or even higher.
NOTE: Women and children who are still in the midst of abuse and violence are less likely to report, until they are safe. Therefore, the 35% could be much higher, even doubled if their experiences were known and counted in the statistics.
On average, women represent around 85% of adult domestic violence victims.
Violence can come in different forms. And violence does not select its victim, so both men and women are victims.
you could get arrested immediately. there can be limited distance between you and the victim. if you get to close or the victim reports the cops on you, you can be sentenced to jail for a while.
I am a man and I believe that violence is out of the question, be it against man or woman. Everyone has the responsability to control themselves. I think there are no excuses to display violence. Many women who are victims of violence tend to think they deserve it for any reason. NO ONE DESERVES VIOLENCE. If you are victim of violence seek help with friends, family AND the authority. Hope that helps.
To keep your privacy regarding your utility bills you get a box number where you will pick up your own mail. However, you have a problem of being a victim of domestic violence and should seek Women's/Men's Abuse Centers.
As per Section 12 of Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 a can be filed before the Judicaial magistrate by the Protection Officer or the Service providers appointed by the Government, on behalf of the victim.
The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) was the first major law to help government agencies and victim advocates work together to fight domestic violence, sexual assault, and other types of violence against women. The Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA) provides the main federal funding to help victims of domestic violence and their dependents (such as children). Programs funded through FVPSA provide shelter and related help
Violence in a Women's Prison was created in 1982.
The duration of Violence in a Women's Prison is 1.6 hours.
Stop Violence Against Women was created in 2004.
Violence Against Women - journal - was created in 1995.
Around 20% of women reach the age of 87.