Violence and abuse can have different forms ... Home violence includes physical, sexual, emotional, economic, relationship, relationship, focus on children and adults and abuse.

Types of Violence

The type presented here classifies the violence based on the characteristics of those who have done this violent act in the form of three large groups:

• self -centered violence;
• interpersonal violence;
• mass violence;
• domestic violence;
• Sexual violence ...

This fundamental classification is distinguished between the violence that a person himself, the violence of another person or a small group of individuals and violence from larger groups such as governments, organized political groups, militant groups and terrorist organizations.

self-centered violence is divided into suicide behavior and self-harm. The first case contains suicide, suicide- in some countries " suicide suicide " or " deliberate self-harm is also called self-sufficiency ...

interpersonal violence is divided into two subsets:

Family Violence and Violence with a Partner - That is, violence, not exclusively, but to a great extent happens between family members and home partners ...
Social Violence - Violence that occurs overall out of the house, and between people who have nothing to do with each other, or may know each other ...

The first group includes a variety of violence, including child abuse, domestic violence and the abuse of the elderly..

collective violence is divided into social, political and economic violence. Unlike the other two, subsidiaries of collective violence include potential motivations for larger groups than individuals or governments ... More ... economic violence includes larger economic motivation attacks - such as attacks on economic activities,

domestic violence is a model of behaviors that scare, control, humiliate, isolate, assassinate, assassinate, compulsion, threatening, blame, harm or injury.

domestic violence includes the following:

• Physical abuse : beat, slap, pressure, catch, bite, bite, hair, etc. Physical abuse also includes preventing medical treatment or forcing alcohol or drugs ...
• Sexual abuse : Compulsion or attempt to obtain any sex or behavior without consent ...
• Economic abuse : Creating or trying to create individual financial dependence with complete control of funds, preventing one's access to money or banning a person in school or work ...
• Psychological abuse : Creating fear of threats .... threatening to cause physical harm in self, spouse, child or family or friends .. Eliminate pets and eliminate property; And compulsory separation from family, friends, or school or work ...

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sexual violence (offensive / abuse)

Sexual violence is any sexual behavior without one's consent, and this causes a person to feel uncomfortable, frightened and raped .... Physical rape when one touchs another person without his or her consent, even in sexual clothing, and even compulsory sex, , , .

The general assumption of this law is that the person does not use drugs, does not take drugs, or has no inability to grow, and lack of mental and mental illness or believe that they are part of the medical process are not satisfied with sexual behaviors ... Some rape examples include:

• Putting finger, tongue, mouth, penis or objects in the vagina, penis and anus without consent ..
• Touch, cuddle, kissing or any unwanted contact with one's body ..
• The person's coercion to do oral sex or get such a relationship.
• The person's compulsion to masturbate or fulfill the opposite person or touch and cuddle.
• Forced to look at sexually explicit content, or take sex photos.
• Unauthorized internal examinations by a physician, nurse or other health care professionals or touching the sexual organs of an unauthorized, unauthorized and inappropriate person ...

Child abuse

For the best physician and the best physician, child abuse is targeted and serious to the child supervisor ..

• Disregard for the child - is referred to as the most common and deadly type of child abuse and is defined as shelter, safety, protection or nutrition.
• Physical Disadvantage : Refusing or Delay in Providing Health Care, Except, Expansion of the Home or Ferrari Refusal to Return Home and Inadequate Supervision
• Educational Disability : Includes the possibility of school escape, lack of school enrollment at legal age, and non -satisfaction of special education requirements..
• Emotional weakness : Includes things like ignoring the child's needs for love, refusal or lack of mental care,
• Abuse of spouse in the presence of the child and allowing the child to use drugs or alcohol ...
• Physical abuse - physical injury to the child with good or destructive purposes; This condition includes punching, beating, kicking, biting, burning, shaking or causing physical harm to the child.
• Emotional abuse - (Also Called Child Abuse, Verbal Abuse or Child Psychological Harm) Includes Measures OR ShortComings from Parents or Other Caregers and Can Lead to Behavaleal, Emotional Our Mental Disorders (EG: Child -Prisoners, Such as Punishment) ...
• Sexual Abuse : Includes the Touch of the Child's Genital Tract, Incest, Rape, Sodomy, Exhibition Oror Exploitation Through prostitution or pornographic products ...

Young and Violence Familiar

Youth and violence is a model of abnormal behaviors used to exercise power and friendship .... Young and adult teens experience the same kind of harassment in relation to adults ... This can include:

• Physical abuse : Any deliberate use of physical force such as beat, trunk, biting, collar, kicking or using weapons, aimed at creating fear or injury.
• emotional abuse : Non -physical behaviors such as threat, insult, continuous control, humiliation, threat, isolation or chase
• Sexual abuse : Any act such as rape, coercion or restriction of access to birth control, which affects one's ability to control sexual activity or conditions where sexual action is performed ...

Although adolescents experience the same kind of harassment in adolescence, most of these methods are dedicated to adolescent culture.. For example, adolescents often report " digital use " - Threats through text messages or threats for Facebook ...

disorder

Had disturbance of repeated and unwanted attention, harassment and call ... This process is a controlling period that can include:

• Follow the victim or wait
• Continue continuing unwanted, disrupting and intimidating communications with offenders by phone, letter or email.
• Damage to the victim's asset
• The victim's direct or indirect threat to harm him, children, relatives, friends or animals
• Repeated gifts for the victim
• harassment through the Internet, which is known as cyber harassment, online harassment or internet
• Achieving the victim's personal information through: access to public documents (ground documents, telephone number list, driving certificate or voting), using Internet search services, hiring private inspectors, contacting friends, family, work or neighbors, search for victims' garbage, etc.

abuse of the elderly

Abuse of the elderly means physical, sexual, emotional or financial abuse of an elderly person who is usually weakened by a caregiver (or at home or institution) ...