DOMESTIC VIOLENCE LATEST NEWS
- carrionmaria619
- Dec 22, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: Feb 2, 2025
News on Domestic Violence.
NEW YORK POST:
December 20th, 2024
Andrey Demskiy 28, was arrested for attacking his wife and mother-in-law on December 20th, 2024. Demskiy allegedly beheaded his one-year-old son.
HE IS BACK IN COURT CHRISTMAS EVE!
CBS NEWS:
December 18, 2024.
Adam Fravel was sentenced to life in prison for killing Madeline Kingsbury, leaving two young children behind.
CBS NEWS:
December 20th, 2024
A Utha mother was shot and killed by her husband along with three of their children.
These are just three of many other domestic violence crimes all over the world. We must break the silence once and for all.
We must protect our children and the new generation from Domestic Violence
Domestic Violence can have severe health effects on the victims who are at major risk for medical problems such as chronic pain, cardiovascular issues, gastrointestinal and lack of sexual desire. Victims of domestic violence are prone to be diagnosed with anxiety disorder, depressive disorder, and substance abuse disorder and many of the victims have attempted to take their life.
Children who are raised in a violent environment are conditioned to believe it to be normal making the situation a vicious cycle repeating the abuse in the next generation. They struggle in their academic performance and tend to suffer from anxiety, depression, aggression, and bullying. They have poor emotional regulation.
SIGNS OF ABUSE: Red Flags of Potential Abuse
If you suspect a relative, friend, coworker, or anyone else of being a victim of abuse, look for the following signs:
Sudden withdrawal from friends and family
Canceling plans or activities without explanation
Wearing inappropriate clothing to hide injuries
Excessive reporting to their partners
Unusual agreement with partner's opinions
Frequent absences from work, school, or social events
Limited access to personal finances
SEEK TO UNDERSTAND AND HELP!
If someone confides in you about domestic abuse, do the following:
Listen without judgment
Acknowledge the complexity of their situation
Offer resources, but don't force them to leave
Let them know, that you will be there for them when they are ready
GETTING READY TO ESCAPE THE ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIP
STAYING SAFE:
Create a safety plan with transportation, a safe place, and emergency contacts
consider including children, pets, and dependents in the plan
Tell as many people as possible about your situation
Involve the authorities
EMERGENCY RESOURCES:
National Domestic Violence Hotline
1-800-799-7233
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