What should I do if my husband beats me?

Title: What to do if your husband beats you

Introduction

Domestic violence is a global social problem that has received widespread attention in recent years. If you or someone close to you has experienced domestic violence, especially if you are beaten by your partner, you need to respond calmly and take effective measures to protect your own safety. This article will provide you with structured suggestions based on hot topics and data from the entire network in the past 10 days.

1. Hot topics related to domestic violence in the past 10 days

2. Emergency steps after being beaten by your husband

1.Ensure personal safety: Stay away from the abuser immediately and prioritize the safety of yourself and your children (if any). If you are unable to leave, you can try calling 110 to call the police.

2.Keep evidence: Take photos of the injured part, save medical records, audio or surveillance videos, etc. as a basis for subsequent rights protection.

3.Ask for help: Contact relatives, friends or professional organizations (such as the All-China Women’s Federation anti-domestic violence hotline 12338).

4.legal approach: According to the Anti-Domestic Violence Law, you can apply for a personal safety protection order or initiate divorce proceedings.

3. List of major anti-domestic violence resources across the country

4. Long-term psychological and legal advice

1.psychological rehabilitation: Domestic violence may cause post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and it is recommended to gradually recover through professional psychological consultation.

2.financial independence: Try to achieve economic independence and reduce dependence through vocational skills training or employment assistance.

3.social support: Join the anti-domestic violence community to share experiences and obtain more resource information.

Conclusion

Domestic violence is by no means a "household matter", but an illegal act that requires the common attention of society. If you are in this kind of dilemma, remember: seeking help is a brave first step, and legal and social resources are always at your back.

Note: The statistical period of the data in this article is from X month X to X month X, 2023, and is derived from public platform hot search lists and public reports of public welfare organizations.