This document discusses different forms of domestic violence and gender violence. It defines domestic violence as violence between intimate partners, which can include physical, emotional, verbal, economic and sexual abuse. Some examples provided are physical abuse like biting or twisting arms, psychological abuse that damages self-esteem, and sexual abuse like rape. Attitudes towards domestic violence vary in different cultures, with some seeing it as justified if a wife disobeys her husband. The document also lists organizations in Argentina that provide support to domestic violence victims, and notes that November 25th is commemorated there as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

1. GENRE VIOLENCE
We are going to speak about the genre violence and
some examples about this.

2. Domestic violence is a behavior which involves
violence or other abuse by one person against
another in a domestic context, such as in marriage
or cohabitation.
Domestic violence can take place in heterosexual
or same-sex relationships. Domestic violence can
take a number of forms including physical,
emotional, verbal, economic and sexual abuse, that
generally results in disfigurement or death.

3. SOME CASES ARE…
Physical.
Psychological.
Sexual.
Emotional.

4.  Physical:
The one used against the woman's or the man's body
causing hurt, harm or risk of produce and other forms
of abuse or aggression affecting their safety.
Example: biting, arm-twisting, etc.
 Psychological:
The causes emotional damage and diminished self-esteem
and disrupts or impairs the full personal
development or seeking degrade or control their
actions, behaviors, beliefs and decisions, by threat,
harassment, intimidation, restraint, humiliation,
dishonor, discredit, handling or isolation.

5.  Sexual:
Any action involving breach in all its forms, with or without
genital access, the right of women to decide voluntarily
about their sexual or reproductive lives through threats,
coercion, use of force or intimidation, including rape within
marriage or other relationship or attachment relationships,
whether or not living together, and forced prostitution,
exploitation, slavery, harassment, sexual abuse and
trafficking.
 Emotional:
Emotional Abuse is a type of domestic violence that is
classified as the verbal or emotional debasement directed
at one or both partners participatory in a romantic
relationship; although this type of domestic violence can
be the most difficult to define.
These case is typically resulting in devastation, pain, and
injury sustained by the victim of emotional abuse.

7.  The social views on domestic violence vary from person to
person, and from region to region, but in many places
outside the West, the concept in very poorly understood.
This is because in most of these countries, the relation
between the husband and wife is not considered one of
equals, but instead one in which the wife must submit herself
to the husband. This is codified in the laws of some
countries. For example, in Yemen, marriage regulations
state that a wife must obey her husband and must not leave
home without his permission.
"Disobeying" a husband can often result in violence. These
violent acts are not considered a form of abuse by society
(both men and women) but are considered as being
provoked by the behavior of the wife who is seen as being
at fault herself. While beatings of wives are often a response
to "inappropriate" behaviors, in many places extreme acts
such as honor killings are approved by a high section of the
society.

8. IN ARGENTINA THERE ARE SOME ASSOCIATIONS
AGAINST GENDER VIOLENCE SERVING AS
CONTAINMENT FOR THE WOMAN WHO IS THE VICTIM IN
MOST CASES:
 Hogar “Amigos del Alma”.
 “Fundación AVON”.
 “Fundación AMA”
 La casa del Encuentro
Between others…

9. On November 25 in Argentina is commemorated
"International Day for the Elimination of
Violence against Women" to raise awareness
of this problematic.
Is necessary that all be aware of this serious fact
which often ends in death of the victim.

11. STUDENTS:
• Melody Handley.
• Aylen Pereyra.
• Juan Cruz Devey.
• Facundo Osso.
• Francisco Campana.
• Juan Ignacio Collingwood.
• Santiago Búsico.
• Lucía Gavarotti.