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It's not true dear Janho!
Read it about today!
It is a succession of impressive figures that describes the phenomenon of violence against women in Russia. Today Republic devotes considerable depth to the story of this phenomenon , bringing the voice of the National Center for the Prevention of Violence "Anna" . In the service it is said that every year in Russia are about 13 million women who are victims of domestic violence , and about one in four households is scenery of abuse and neglect. The phenomenon is also shrouded in silence : the 60/70 % of the cases the victims are not asking for help , 97 % of victims do not report the abuse and only 3% of those who turn to the police at the end manages to get to trial. Attempts to curb this scourge through legislative interventions have been in recent years, all to no avail : the draft laws submitted to the State Duma in 1995 and 2007 both ended in a stalemate , as well as 40 other bills elaborated on the topic in recent years. At the base there is certainly also a cultural heritage , "If you beat it means that he loves you " is the monstrous alibi that seems most prevalent underlying the interpretation of the facts of violence.
Read it about today!
It is a succession of impressive figures that describes the phenomenon of violence against women in Russia. Today Republic devotes considerable depth to the story of this phenomenon , bringing the voice of the National Center for the Prevention of Violence "Anna" . In the service it is said that every year in Russia are about 13 million women who are victims of domestic violence , and about one in four households is scenery of abuse and neglect. The phenomenon is also shrouded in silence : the 60/70 % of the cases the victims are not asking for help , 97 % of victims do not report the abuse and only 3% of those who turn to the police at the end manages to get to trial. Attempts to curb this scourge through legislative interventions have been in recent years, all to no avail : the draft laws submitted to the State Duma in 1995 and 2007 both ended in a stalemate , as well as 40 other bills elaborated on the topic in recent years. At the base there is certainly also a cultural heritage , "If you beat it means that he loves you " is the monstrous alibi that seems most prevalent underlying the interpretation of the facts of violence.