العنف الاسري بين النساء في محافظة النجف 2012 - 2014 == Domestic Violence among Women in Najaf Province /2012 - 2014
Author name:
هديل جعفر كاظم
Supervisor name:
ايمان عدنان القصير
General topic:
Medicine
Specific topic:
Applied Epidemiology
Degree:
Higher Diploma
University:
University of Baghdad - Faculty Of Medicine
Language:
English
University location:
Baghdad
First pages:
19T1498 - p.pdf
Abstract:
Background : Domestic Violence (DV) against women is a global problem without social, cultural, religious, geographic, economic or national boundaries.Worldwide, at least 1in 5 of the worlds female population has been physically or sexually abused by a man or men at some time in their life. In Arab and Islamic countries, the scope of DV is not yet considered a major concern despite its increasing frequency and serious consequences. In Iraq a family public health survey documented that 83.1% of women reporting at least one form of marital control.Objectives : 1. To explore complaining of women regarding domestic violence in Al - Najaf province for 3 years.2.To throw a light on the associated factors for domestic violence against women.Methodology : A cross sectional study was conducted in Al - Najaf province during period from June to Sept. 2015.A total number of 300 current women were accessed to computer record (2012 - 2014) not paper record about their exposure to domestic violence. Hundred married women from each year were included. The included women were with complete file case ready for the court.Results : Out of the total sample(300) from the Directorate of domestic violence in Al - Najaf province, 91.7% were complaining of physical violence and 8.3% were complaining of verbal abuse. Conclusions and Recommendations : High prevalence of physical Domestic violence among women in Al - Najaf province. Occupation of husband, Age of husbands with year had significant effect on violence. Deal with Domestic Violence as a public health problem. Identify the problem to public by media to educate the public to focus on girls 'education can be viewed as a type of longterm prevention.
