Global issues such as climate change, pandemics, and poverty are interlinked and require cooperation among nations to solve. Each issue affects large numbers of people across borders and concerns most countries. No single government has the power to impose solutions, and market forces alone will not be enough. Domestic violence is a pattern of abusive behavior used to gain power and control over an intimate partner. It is a social issue with historical roots and causes like control issues, jealousy, and traditional beliefs about gender roles. The impacts of domestic violence are wide-ranging from low self-esteem to physical harm. Many countries now have laws and acts against domestic violence to uphold civilians' rights.

2. Social Issue
Domestic violence

3. What is social issue
A social issue are social problems that has been
recognized by society as a problem which is preventing
society from functioning at an optimal level.
It is often the consequence of factors extending beyond
an individual's control, and is the source of a conflicting
opinion on the grounds of what is perceived as a morally
just personal life or societal order.

4. How different social issues are
interlinked
More than at any other time in history, the future of humankind is being shaped by issues that are
beyond any one nation’s ability to solve. Climate change, avian flu, financial instability, terrorism,
waves of migrants and refugees, water scarcities, disappearing fisheries, stark and seemingly
intractable poverty—all of these are examples of global solution requires cooperation among
nations.
■ Each issue affects a large number of people on different sides of national boundaries. ■ Each
issue is one of significant concern, directly or indirectly, to all or most of the countries of the
world, often as evidenced by a major U.N. declaration or the holding of a global conference on the
issue. ■ Each issue has implications that require a global regulatory approach; no one government
has the power or the authority to impose a solution, and market forces alone will not solve the
problem.

5. Domestic violence

6. Domestic Violence
Contents:
Introduction-what is Domestic Violence
History of Domestic Violence
Causes of Domestic Violence
In light of Islam
Impact of Domestic Violence and Graphical review
Protests & awareness of D.V
Law and Act against Domestic Violence
Conclusion

7. Domestic Violence
What is domestic violence ?
Domestic violence can be defined as a pattern
of behavior in any relationship that is used to
gain or maintain power and control on intimate
partner .
Abuse is physical, sexual, emotional, economic or psy-
-chological actions or threats of actions that influence another
person.

8. Domestic violence
The History
Domestic abuse changes have occurred over time in the public’s
Perception, police intervention policies and the court’s reponse
to the crimes.
This way of life is nothing new to humans.it has gone on for hundreds
of years. In earlier years of recorded history, beliefs that helped form
the subordination of women also helped the course of action of dom-
-estic violence. Countries where these believes were held higher than
other countries had more domestic violence incidents.

9. D.V rate In Pakistan

10. Domestic violence
Causes
Domestic violence may start when one partner feels the needs to control and
dominate the other.
Abusers may feel this need to control their partner because of low self-esteem,
extreme jealousy,
difficulties in regulating anger and other strong emotions, or even when they feel
inferior to other partner in education and socioeconomic background. Some men
with very traditional beliefs may think they have the right to control women and
that women are not equal to men.

11. Women’s equity in light of Islam
Even the Merciful ALLAH and Prophet Muhammad(SAW) says about women’s rights:

12. Domestic vilonce
Impacts
Domestic violence can happen to anyone of any race, age, sexual orientation,
religion or gender. It can happen to couples who are married, living together,
Domestic violence affects people of all socioeconomic backgrounds and education
levels.

13. Domestic violence
Impacts
Low self esteem
Increased level of anxiety
Repressed feelings of fear, anger, guilt and confusion
Regression
Agression / temper tantrums
Suicidal thoughts
Lack of trust
Lack of social competence

14. Domestic violence
Graphical view

15. Domestic violence
Did you know
1/3 of women in the world have experienced
sexual, physical emotional or other abuse in their
lifetime .

16. Domestic violence
To raise one’s voice against violence

17. Domestic violence
Law & act
Domestic Violence Act, 2007
This law was purposed in 2007 against domestic
violence in accordance to meet the rights of
civilians.

18. Domestic violence
Conclusion:
One option is to get the people of society to execute a bond to keep
Peace or a
bond of good behavior through the executive ,magistrate who can order
the public to put a stop to domestic violence. The people can also be
asked to deposit securities(i.e money or property)that will be forfeited
if anyone continues to act violently.