Investigation of various factors tend to violence against women in Kerman

maryam mottaghi¹

1) Faculty PNU

Publication : 2nd International Conference of Modern Approach in Humanities(2mahconf.com)
Abstract :
Painful phenomenon of violence against women around the world in various aspects of physical and mental health of body, soul and mind throws to endanger women and their human rights are violated, the most extensive of its kind in the form of domestic violence Family violence occurs a. According to global statistics, the extent of the deaths and disability caused by violence among women of childbearing age, mortality and disability from accidents and deaths from cancers and infectious diseases is higher. Domestic violence is the most common form of violence, with the highest rate of frequency, the lowest reported to the police and most complicated psychological, social and public health priority is the economy and reduce it. The aim of this study was to evaluate the prevalence of domestic violence in Kerman and its related variables. The research study was cross-sectional, descriptive and analytical information and some of it is collected retrospectively. The purpose of the review is to identify the reasons and causes of domestic violence, especially violence against women. In this study, 120 women were randomly selected abused and through interviews conducted over the past two weeks, and questionnaires were gathered. The main factors underlying family violence were analyzed from five different aspects: behavioral and educational problems (characteristics of individual family education), economic problems, the involvement of the husband s family, sexual problems and cultural differences and class (level of education and amenities). Respondents in each of the areas studied, respectively 79.2%, 54.2%, 39.2%, 13.3% and 10% cited as the main cause of violence. Individual and family factors in this study were considered as aggravating factors or interventions include age, education, female and male education.
Keywords : domestic violence family violence women of childbearing age