This document discusses domestic violence and includes statistics from Italy and England. It defines domestic violence as the physical injury of one family or household member by another and notes that it can be a repeated pattern of behavior. Witness statements from victims describe being beaten, having their head knocked from side to side, being dragged down stairs by their hair, and being told they would die that night from continued beatings. The document provides resources for victims of domestic violence and comments from readers expressing that victims should not be afraid to ask for help and that perpetrators deserve punishment.

1. “the inflicting of physical injury by one family or
household member on another; also a repeated,
abitual pattern of such behavior”

2. Witnesses..
“Once he knocked my
head around from side
to side so hard I
thought I was going to
pass out.. “
Freya
“He said: you are going
“Shoving my face in to die tonight after I get
ash trays, dragging me tired of beating you”
down the stairs by my Kirsten
hair!”
Selena

3. Love & Abuse
http://youtu.be/Wfag_isPr_8

4. Some data..
31,4% 37,7% Italy
England

5. Are you in an abusive relationship?
People and organisations care and want to help:
you need to know your options before you can act!
● http://www.aiutodonna.it/
● http://www.victimsupport.org/

6. I think that
the victims
of domestic violence
should not be afraid
Our comments..
to ask for help
and get back
of their human rights I think that
Laila domestic violence
is a terrible thing
that should receive
I think that more attention
who commit acts
of domestic violence
is punishable
by the death sentence
Sara
Elisa

7. I think that
the victims
of domestic violence
should not be afraid
Our comments..
to ask for help
and get back
of their human rights I think that
Laila domestic violence
is a terrible thing
that should receive
I think that more attention
who commit acts
of domestic violence
is punishable
by the death sentence
Sara
Elisa