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What are the myths and realities of domestic violence?
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What are the myths and realities of domestic violence? Domestic violence is a classless, worldwide and multicultural occurrence, yet it is hidden in a shroud of mystery. If such occurrences happen in the public eye, the majority of people either choose to ignore it, as they would rather not get involved. It is as it states 'domestic' that is between the two partners and nobody else. It was not until the 1970's that the feminist movement and other researchers took the task in hand and found some damaging reports. There are many facets that construed domestic violence, and it affects many different people in a variety of ways, from all different backgrounds such as children, elderly, and homosexuals and the general public. The cost for placing people in safe homes, court proceedings and counselling is immensely high especially due to the amount of people in need of such services. The issues...
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