magistrsko delo
Sanja Smrekar (Author), Peter Umek (Mentor)

Abstract

Nasilje v družini ni nov fenomen. Pogled v zgodovino, v nekaterih družbah pa ta merila obstajajo še danes, nam pove, da nasilje nad žensko ne samo da ni bilo protizakonito temveč je bilo celo dovoljeno, oziroma je bila moškemu nekakšna dolžnost pretepati žensko, ki ni ravnala po njegovih merilih ali merilih družbe. V zadnjih desetletjih se sicer ta situacija spreminja, toda neenakopravnost med moškim in žensko, neenake možnosti za oba spola ter s tem diskriminacija žensk ostajajo realnost današnjega trenutka, ki pogojuje in omogoča nadaljevanje nasilja nad ženskami. Nasilje v družini je večplasten, raznovrsten in zelo pogost pojav, s katerim se na takšen ali drugačen način srečujemo vsakodnevno. Ni nekaj novega, vendar se šele zadnje čase o njem več govori in se kot nekaj problematičnega pojavlja v medijih, zato mu posvečamo posebno pozornost. Najpogosteje se dogaja za »štirimi stenami«, žrtve pa o nasilju, ki ga doživljajo, težko spregovorijo. Zanimiv je podatek, da je v Sloveniji vsaka druga ženska žrtev nasilja v družini. Toleranca do nasilja v naši družbi pa je še vedno zelo velika. Družba ne želi prevzeti odgovornosti za dogajanje med »štirimi stenami«. Vsak človek ima pravico živeti varno, brez nasilja. Leta 2008 je bil v Sloveniji sprejet Zakon o preprečevanju nasilja v družini. S sprejemom tega zakona sta nam dani dve jasni sporočili, in sicer da nobena oblika nasilja ni sprejemljiva v slovenskem prostoru, in da si družina kot najpomembnejša celica družbe prva zasluži zakon, ki jo bo obvaroval pred nasiljem za štirimi stenami, za katerega razen trpečih ne ve nihče.

Keywords

nasilje;družina;otroci;ženske;preprečevanje;centri za socialno delo;varne hiše;pravna ureditev;magistrska dela;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Source: [Ljubljana
Typology: 2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization: UM FVV - Faculty of Criminal Justice
Publisher: S. Smrekar]
UDC: 343.62(043.2)
COBISS: 2608106 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary abstract: Domestic violence is not a new phenomenon. If we look back through history, although in some societies these standards still exist today, we see that violence against women was not only legal, but also socially acceptable, as it was considered to be a man’s duty to physically assault a woman, when she did not comply with his rules or social standards. Although the situation has changed in recent decades, inequality between men and women, the unequal opportunities between both genders and thus the discrimination against women remain a reality to this day, which causes and enables the continuation of violence against women. Domestic violence is a complex, diverse and frequent occurence, which is in some form or another present in our everyday lives. Although it is no new phenomenon, it is only recently being publically addressed and portrayed as a serious issue in the media, which is why it is a topic which is increasingly attracting our attention. It most frequently happens “behind closed doors”, and victims find it very difficult to speak out about the violence they are suffering. The fact that in Slovenia, one in two women is a victim of domestic violence is disquieting. Yet violence is still widely tolerated in our society. Society is reluctant to take responsibility for what happens “behind closed doors”. Every person has the right to live in safety, without violence. In 2008, the Domestic Violence Prevention Act was adopted. By adopting this law we have received two clear messages: namely, that no form of violence is acceptable in Slovenia, and that the family, the most important unit of society, is the first to deserve an act which will protect its members from violence behind closed doors, of which no one, except the victims, is aware.
URN: URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS): Master's thesis/paper
Thesis comment: Univ. v Mariboru, Fak. za varnostne vede, Ljubljana
Pages: 103 str.
Keywords (UDC): social sciences;družbene vede;law;jurisprudence;pravo;pravoznanstvo;criminal law;penal offences;kazensko pravo;kazniva dejanja;offences against the person;
ID: 80753