00:00A reminder before watching the video
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00:04Speaking of domestic violence
00:05Many people's first reaction is
00:07Physically assaulting someone, punching and kicking.
00:09But do you know?
00:10Originally, I didn't give my partner enough living expenses.
00:14This could also be considered a form of domestic violence.
00:16Women's Minister Nancy Shukri
00:17Today, I attended the International Elimination Conference in Butterworth, Penang.
00:20During the World Violence Against Women activities, it was pointed out
00:22Domestic violence does not necessarily involve physical harm.
00:25Economic abuse can also be considered a form of
00:27He gave an example.
00:29For example, a partner deliberately cuts off a woman's financial resources.
00:32This prevents them from working.
00:34No money to buy food or pay rent
00:36To prepare meals for these families, etc.
00:39If you can't even afford your own clothes
00:42These are all examples of domestic violence.
00:45Yes, Nancy further pointed out
00:47This kind of economic bullying
00:49It often snowballs
00:51Spreading in the home
00:53And facing long-term financial blockade by their partner
00:56Victims of domestic violence
00:57Post-traumatic anxiety and depression may occur.
01:00Even social isolation
01:01Sleep disorders
01:02Problems such as decreased self-confidence
01:04What's even more worrying is
01:06Many female victims
01:08Even if they are mired in the mud
01:10They also dared not easily ask outsiders for help.
01:12Because they are worried
01:13After recounting her experience
01:15Nobody believed it
01:15They will also be blamed.
01:17Even afraid
01:18Reporting it will anger your partner.
01:20They will face even worse retaliation.
01:22Under various real-world pressures
01:24Ultimately, this forced many people to
01:26The only option is to endure.
01:28Besides financial control between partners
01:31Nancy also reminded all parents
01:33We should reflect on this carefully.
01:35Methods of disciplining children
01:37She held up a sign at the scene
01:38Very everyday examples
01:40When a family is rushing out the door
01:42The child was playing games upstairs.
01:44When they drag their feet and refuse to cooperate
01:46At this time
01:47Many parents get anxious
01:49He'll start yelling and cursing at the top of his lungs.
01:52But actually out of control roaring
01:54Verbal humiliation
01:55It could also be a form of emotional violence.
01:57She said earnestly
01:59If children get used to it from a young age
02:01Growing up in an environment filled with roaring
02:03They might interpret this way of getting along as...
02:06It is considered normal.
02:08Once they grow up and become parents themselves...
02:11This damage is highly likely to be caused
02:13Continue to copy for the next generation
02:15The minister was also present at the event.
02:17It also cited a set of the latest data from the police.
02:20As of August this year
02:22A total of [number] cases were received nationwide.
02:23More than 5,000 reports of domestic violence
02:26Nancy frankly admitted
02:27Although the number of people reporting the crime has increased
02:29It's worrying to see.
02:31But from another perspective
02:33This may also reflect
02:35Public awareness of riot control is increasing.
02:38There are more and more victims
02:40No longer silently swallowing their anger
02:42Instead, they bravely stood up and asked for help.
02:45Nancy also appealed to the public
02:46Domestic violence is absolutely not a family scandal that should be kept secret.
02:49Whether you are facing the body
02:51Verbal or economic bullying
02:53The victims also have color
02:55And informed neighbors
02:56Everyone should proactively seek help from the authorities.
02:58Cut off the shackles of violence as soon as possible
03:01Nancy also emphasized
03:02Don't truly curb domestic violence.
03:04Merely relying on verbal self-awareness exercises
03:06That's far from enough.
03:07The government must take concrete intervention measures.
03:11The reason why many abused women dare not escape
03:14Often it's because they have empty pockets.
03:15Unable to afford to leave with the children
03:18So what?
03:19The Women's Department broadcast for the first time this year.
03:21A special fund of approximately RM1 million
03:23For women trapped in economic deprivation
03:26Provide them with assistance
03:27The authorities will not only arrange temporary shelters.
03:30Psychological counseling and legal support will also be provided.
03:33Help them reintegrate into society
