Ženske in otroci - najpogostejše žrtve nasilja in zlorab v družini

magistrsko delo

Anja Aleksič (Avtor), Suzana Kraljić (Mentor)

Povzetek

Nasilje v družini, žrtve katerega so večinoma ženske in otroci, spada med najpogostejše kršitve človekovih pravic in kršitve človekovega dostojanstva ter diskriminacijo žensk. Za problematiko nasilja v družini in boj proti njemu je izjemnega pomena, da se o njem govori. Družba mora ponotranjiti dejstvo, da ne gre za problem, ki spada v zasebno sfero posamezne družine, temveč gre za problem celotne družbe in družbeno odgovornost nosi vsak izmed nas. Potrebno je doumeti pogostost nasilja v družini in se prenehati slepiti o "redkosti" tega pojava, saj je popolnoma mogoče, da je tudi nekdo od naših bližnjih žrtev družinskega nasilja, pa tega ne upa priznati, ker se tako kot večina žrtev boji, da mu nihče ne bo verjel, da pomoči ne bo dobil ali da bo po priznanju samo še huje. Kolektivno družbeno zavedanje in družbena odgovornost sta seveda izjemnega pomena, vendar je za reševanje dotične problematike v prvi vrsti odgovorna država, ki se mora reševanja lotiti celovito. Za obravnavanje nasilja v družini mora zagotoviti celoten zakonodajni in politični okvir, poskrbeti pa mora tudi za uspešno sodelovanje institucij, organov in organizacij, ki predstavljajo državno mrežo izvajalcev pomoči. S posebnimi programi je potrebno pomoč nuditi tudi povzročiteljem nasilja, ki so se nasilnega vedenja naučili tekom življenja, vendar se lahko takšnega vedenja odvadijo in ga spremenijo, če se problema zavedajo, želijo delati na sebi, so pripravljeni na spremembo in imajo ob sebi ustrezno strokovno podporo. Najpomembnejše pa je sporočilo za vse žrtve, povzročitelje nasilja in celotno družbo, da je nasilje popolnoma nesprejemljivo, da zanj ni nikakršnega opravičila ter da je zanj vedno odgovoren izključno povzročitelj sam, nikoli žrtev.

Ključne besede

družinsko pravo;družina;družinska razmerja;nasilje v družini;zloraba v družini;žrtve nasilja in zlorab v družini;Zakon o preprečevanju nasilja v družini;

Podatki

Jezik:	Slovenski jezik
Leto izida:	2021
Tipologija:	2.09 - Magistrsko delo
Organizacija:	UM PF - Pravna fakulteta
Založnik:	A. Aleksič]
UDK:	343.61(043.3)
COBISS:	54629379
Št. ogledov:	526
Št. prenosov:	152
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Vrsta dela (COBISS):	Magistrsko delo/naloga
Komentar na gradivo:	Univ. v Mariboru, Pravna fak.
Strani:	67 f.
ID:	12570158