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The document discusses several social issues in Pakistan including economy, health, education, family structures, women's issues, and crime. It then focuses on domestic violence, defining it and outlining the cycle of violence. It provides data from hospitals in Karachi that found 63% of patients were domestic violence victims, with higher rates among women. Effects of domestic violence mentioned include depression, health problems, and repeated self-injury. The challenges of reporting domestic violence are also noted.
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- 4. SOCIAL ISSUES IN PAKISTAN • Crime and terrorism : Terrorism,corruption,human trafficking,illegal immigration,organised crime,war on terror • Environmental issues : effects of Global warming, natural disaster ,water supply and sanitation • Media : Censorship,Internet censorship. • Others : Democracy,Domestic voilence in Pakistan,humman rights,Hijra,suicide,gambling,alcohal prohibition.
- 6. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • Violence encompasse “physical, visual, verbal or sexual acts that are experienced by a woman or girl,
- 7. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • As threat, invasion, or assault and that have the effect of hurting her or degrading her and /or taking away her ability to control contact (intimate and otherwise) with another individual”
- 9. TYPES OF VIOLENCE Physical: pushing, grabbing, slapping, kicking, hitting with an object, use of knife or gun, acid throwing, burning. Verbal: shouting, making threats, calling names, humiliating remarks (gestures). Exercising control: Isolating her from her family/ friends checking on her, using the children, economic control.
- 10. WHY IS VICTIMIZATION OF WOMEN SO COMMON.? • Physically weak. • Dependency status. • Social tolerance of victimization. • Little whom they associate with. • Limited mobility
- 11. OUT’PATIENT DEPARTMENTS OF PSYCHIATRY, LIAQAT NATIONAL HOSPITAL, PNS SHIFA AND SOBRAJ HOSPITAL KARACHI. • 63% of the participants were identified as victims of domestic violence on Karachi Domestic Violence Screening Scale. • 36% of the victims were males . • 64% of the victims were females.
- 12. OUT’PATIENT DEPARTMENTS OF PSYCHIATRY, LIAQAT NATIONAL HOSPITAL, PNS SHIFA AND SOBRAJ HOSPITAL KARACHI. • 35% of the victims reported facing physical abuse. • 52% of the victims reported psychological abuse and 60% of the victims had depression.
- 13. EFFECTS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE • Depression • Chronic pain • Death • Dehydration • Panic attacks • Drug and alcohol dependence • Eating disorders • Emotional "over-reactions" to stimuli • General emotional numbing • Health problems • Repeated self-injury
- 14. • IT’ S HARD TO STOP BECAUSE IT’S HARD TO REPORT!!