Domestic violence and child abuse
@dexyrojas (11)
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@Deepizzaguy (94985)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
22 Jul 19
You have a good point about this problem.
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@Deepizzaguy (94985)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
22 Jul 19
@profree2019 That is true since kids need positive role models.
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@profree2019 (1218)
• Barquisimeto, Venezuela
22 Jul 19
Thanks friend. We must be part of the solution, not the problem and that is the way forward.
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@miguelbravo (18)
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22 Jul 19
is excellent reason post where you can converse and learn
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@miguelbravo (18)
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22 Jul 19
parents sometimes do not take care in their discourses and they do it in front of the children
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@profree2019 (1218)
• Barquisimeto, Venezuela
22 Jul 19
For many parents it is difficult to isolate from the environment (children present) their problems or discussions, in moments of anger or disagreements. I think that only with an invasive campaign in this regard, the effects on infants could be minimized.
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@miguelbravo (18)
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22 Jul 19
@profree2019
I think you're absolutely right I love this post sometimes we do not give importance to the little ones in the house as you say it would be good a family orientation campaign
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@dexyrojas (11)
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22 Jul 19
@profree2019 Many children exposed to domestic violence are also victims of physical abuse. Children who witness domestic violence or who are victims of abuse have a serious risk of long-term mental and physical health problems. Children who witness violence between their parents are also at greater risk of being violent in their families. future relationships. If you are a parent victim of abuse, it can be difficult to know how to protect your child.
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@rsa101 (37969)
• Philippines
22 Jul 19
@dexyrojas That is true it starts from within the family then if not properly processed it can pass on from generation to generation.
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@dexyrojas (11)
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22 Jul 19
Family violence is a social problem that we must recognize in order to give it due importance. This is an issue that has remained hidden throughout the ages, subject to the "private sphere". We must all contribute to raising awareness and awareness about the extent, severity and costs that family violence causes to society and its institutions.
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@YuleimaVzla (1505)
• Maracaibo, Venezuela
22 Jul 19
I was an advocate in Inmujer, a body dedicated to monitoring gender violence. As such, I observed that in my experience in this country, and most of the Latin American countries, a somewhat macho pattern of human behavior has been followed, where current century, even women think that abuse is something normal, that will happen over time (in the case of newlyweds) or that prohibitions about your own life should be respected by women or accepted, as those men that force women not to work or not to go out just to have a coffee in the house of some friendship, simply that paradigm must be broken, since the new generation of women and men depends on our legacy.
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@Nakitakona (56302)
• Philippines
22 Jul 19
May be for what the kids have observed they're following or doing it.
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@saubermudez (26)
• Venezuela
22 Jul 19
the reality of some children in your family, it must be very traumatic :(
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