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Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence. Genie Gu MYP5 Crime. What is domestic Violence?.

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Domestic Violence

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  1. Domestic Violence Genie Gu MYP5 Crime

  2. What is domestic Violence? • Domestic Violence is the act of abusing behaviors against someone who got an intimate relationship with the abuser. Although domestic Violence can be presented in various forms, yet it mainly falls into two categories- physical and mental violence. Domestic violence could also be present in a plenty of words.

  3. Case Study: Domestic Violence in China • Li Yang (Crazy English) In September 9th, 2011. Li Yang, the founder of "Crazy English" learning course, is being accused of committing domestic violence against his wife by a user named "Li Na Hua's Mom” (Who was exactly his wife)on Sina micro-blog. The Photos showed upon was the photos that has been published on Sina Weibo.

  4. Continue… • Although the photos circulated online provide a solid evidence of his behavior, which attracted tremendous attention from the mass media. Li Yang was never been prosecuted. And later he sent the message showed below. • Despite those photos that strongly proved his behavior, the ruling was still disappointing. There are no legal responsibilities for him to take. Justice was not done. The case was settled out of the court. The message she wrote on Sina Weibo in which she hoped that her husband could give a reply. The picture on the right is one of the conversation Kim and her husband had after she posted the photos on her Weibo.

  5. After story interview:“ Chinese law has failed protect me to” said Kim • The sentences below was an excerpt from the interview report published in May 11th, by Horance Lu. "Li Yang is not afraid of law at all, since the law “can do nothing about him,“ "Once in 2006, he flew all the way from Guangzhou to Beijing to beat me. I was pregnant at that time. This planned behavior could result in a jail term of at least 10 years in the US. It was even worse than domestic violence. That's why I wanted it totally open when the trial began. I wanted all the media, and everyone to see and hear it out in the open" Doctors at three hospitals Kim Lee went to also did not know how to write her a proof to show that she had been suffering from domestic violence. —————"What would it be like for other Chinese women suffering from domestic violence?" Read more in: http://shanghaiist.com/2012/05/11/kim-lee-chinese-law.php

  6. Domestic Violence in China currently • May, 16th. In Hefei province Mrs. Huang was beaten into the hospital because she refused to give more money to her husband to hang around outside. • In 26th , May, two girls, 2 and 6 years old, was found be chopped to death by their mom in their house. • 29th, May. A 8-year-old boy was being abused by his mom by using the kitchen knife. This boy required at least around 800 stitches to close the wound found mainly on his face, head and arms. • May 31th … • June 1st… • … • But those people are lucky, because they got the support from the society… Xia Hongyu, a resident of Lichuan in Hubei province, relates how her ex-husband gouged out one of her eyeballs in December 2004 The photo of a 11-year-old boy who got seriously injured because of the abused of his mom. A comic shows a women who was be threaten by the abusively treatment from her husband

  7. Survey of domestic violence in China: “Man can also be a victim of domestic violence” In 2010, there was an article pointed out that in15.2% Domestic violence cases, the victims are males. Would you like to let others know if you were been put in domestic violence? In this chat, it shows nearly 50 percent of people choose to be silence when they are experience a violence, 45.06% said it is up to the situation and only 9.64% of people said Yes. Survey: 21.3% Hunan Women Suffer Domestic Violence Survey: Among 4128 respondents，57.51% of people think domestic violence is a private affairs Survey: 50 percent of lesbians experience domestic violence

  8. Why they choose to keep in silence? • “For the “harmonious” of the “Family”. ” • “This was just our family business.” • “ I think it is a shame to tell others… ” • “I am afraid if I report this to the media, my husband/wife/parentswill come and put me into death…”

  9. Characteristic of domestic violence in china • Universality and severity- Even in family that were highly educated could present domestic violence. • Recurrently- Because the lack of laws, the villain would usually repeat its abusive behavior until any forms of external forces stepped in. • Elusive- Most of the victims choose to hind the fact of their were abused, which give difficulties for others to discover. • Multiformity- from sexually abuse to physical and metal. There were uncountable forms of domestic violence exist in China.

  10. Laws exist already to avoid domestic violence in China • Chinese children protection laws • Violence laws Which china really ought to improve the law…To help those who deeply suffered from domestic violence.

  11. Anti-domestic violence movements in China • China sets up centers to receive domestic violence calls • Anti-Domestic Violence law (Under enactment) • Chinese anti-violence website • Anti-violence shelter http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/90001/90776/6304743.html

  12. Bibliography: • http://baike.baidu.com/view/57387.htm家庭暴力百度百科 • http://news.shangdu.com/401/20110907/13_429436_2.shtml李阳家暴再次升级 • http://news.sina.com.cn/o/2011-11-02/013023398811.shtml反家暴法律如何更加给力 • http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/90001/90776/90882/7211731.html Domestic still widespread in China despite anti-violence efforts • http://english.cnnb.com.cn/system/2009/03/08/006018858.shtml Domestic Violence increased in China • http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/opinion/2010-10/14/content_11408152.htm The problem of domestic Violence-China Daily • http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/90001/90776/90882/6337971.html China sets up centers to receive domestic violence calls

  13. http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/90001/90776/90882/6608886.htmlACWF: Domestic violence increases in Chinese families • http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/90001/90776/90882/6638537.htmlChina city sets rules to help victims of domestic violence • http://en.wsic.ac.cn/academicnews/3697.htmSurvey: 21.3% Hunan Women Suffer Domestic Violence • http://europe.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2010-11/26/content_11616258.htm Experts urge curbing domestic violence • http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/90001/90776/90882/6863309.html 50 present of lesbians experienced domestic violence • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domestic_violence Wikipedia-Domestic violence • http://www.cnfbl.com/Article/中国反家暴网

  14. http://en.wsic.ac.cn/academicnews/3697.htm Survey: 21.3% Hunan Women Suffer Domestic Violence • http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/90001/90776/6304743.html Beijing gears up to prevent violence against women

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