The effects of violence on a victim

The effects of violence on a victim's health are far-reaching and devastating. Women who are battered may suffer from a variety of medical problems, from depression to chronic pain; they may also be at an increased risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or unplanned pregnancies.[1] They may need to miss significant amounts of work due to medical problems.[2] Domestic violence may be fatal. Worldwide, the World Health Organization estimates that around 40% of all female murder victims are killed by an intimate partner.[3] Victims of domestic violence are more likely to commit suicide.[4] Domestic violence also contributes to other forms of violence against women; women who experience violence at home may be more willing to look for and accept an uncertain and potentially risky job abroad, placing them in danger of being trafficked. Research conducted by The Advocates for Human Rights in Moldova and Ukraine revealed that domestic violence may increase women's vulnerability to trafficking; women who experienced violence at home were more willing to look for and accept an uncertain and potentially risky job abroad.
At the same time, however, women do not experience domestic violence in identical ways. Women may be more or less vulnerable to particular kinds of abuse, and may experience difficulty in accessing legal remedies or obtaining protection from the abuse because of their ethnicity or economic status. Culture may also affect how and where women seek assistance, as well as how they experience and respond to assistance. Intervention and advocacy efforts must recognize and adapt to these differences.
Domestic violence also has significant consequences for children, family, friends, co-workers, and the community. Family and friends may themselves be targeted by the abuser in retaliation for helping a woman leave a violent relationship or find assistance. Children in homes where domestic violence occurs may be witnesses to abuse, may themselves be abused, and may suffer harm "incidental" to the domestic abuse. Understanding the effect of domestic violence on children, and particularly the correlation between spouse and child abuse, is a critical part of an effective community response to violence. Without this basis, programs designed to help children may have unintended and negative effects on battered women, and may not be effective in helping children deal with and recover from witnessing and experiencing abuse.

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The effects of violence on a victim health are far-reaching and devastating. Women who are battered may suffer from a variety of medical problems, from depression to chronic pain; they may also be at an increased risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or unplanned pregnancies.[1] They may need to miss significant amounts of work due to medical problems.[2] Domestic violence may be fatal. Worldwide, the World Health Organization estimates that around 40% of all female murder victims are killed by an intimate partner.[3] Victims of domestic violence are more likely to commit suicide.[4] Domestic violence also contributes to other forms of violence against women; women who experience violence at home may be more willing to look for and accept an uncertain and potentially risky job abroad, placing them in danger of being trafficked. Research conducted by The Advocates for Human Rights in Moldova and Ukraine revealed that domestic violence may increase womens vulnerability to trafficking; women who experienced violence at home were more willing to look for and accept an uncertain and potentially risky job abroad.At the same time, however, women do not experience domestic violence in identical ways. Women may be more or less vulnerable to particular kinds of abuse, and may experience difficulty in accessing legal remedies or obtaining protection from the abuse because of their ethnicity or economic status. Culture may also affect how and where women seek assistance, as well as how they experience and respond to assistance. Intervention and advocacy efforts must recognize and adapt to these differences.Domestic violence also has significant consequences for children, family, friends, co-workers, and the community. Family and friends may themselves be targeted by the abuser in retaliation for helping a woman leave a violent relationship or find assistance. Children in homes where domestic violence occurs may be witnesses to abuse, may themselves be abused, and may suffer harm "incidental" to the domestic abuse. Understanding the effect of domestic violence on children, and particularly the correlation between spouse and child abuse, is a critical part of an effective community response to violence. Without this basis, programs designed to help children may have unintended and negative effects on battered women, and may not be effective in helping children deal with and recover from witnessing and experiencing abuse.

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暴力受害者的健康的影响是深远的，灾难性的。女性受虐可能受到的各种医疗问题，从抑郁的慢性疼痛；他们也可能在性传播感染的风险增加（性病）或避免意外怀孕。[ 1 ]他们可能要错过大量的工作，由于医疗问题。【2】家庭暴力可能是致命的。在世界范围内，世界卫生组织估计，在所有女性的谋杀受害者40%是被亲密伴侣杀害。[ 3 ]家庭暴力的受害者更容易自杀。[ 4 ]家庭暴力也有助于其他形式的对妇女的暴力行为；妇女谁的经验，家庭暴力可能更愿意寻求和接受一个不确定的和有潜在危险的工作外，将它们放置在被贩卖的危险。由人权维护者在摩尔多瓦和乌克兰的研究表明，家庭暴力可能会增加妇女的性贩卖；谁经历过家庭暴力的妇女更愿意寻求和接受一个不确定的和有潜在危险的工作在国外。
同时，然而，女人不经历相同的方式家庭暴力。女性可能或多或少容易滥用特定种类，和可能遇到的访问或滥用法律救济获得保护的困难是因为他们的种族或经济地位。文化也会影响和那里的妇女寻求帮助，以及如何他们的经验和应对援助。干预和宣传工作，必须认识和适应这些差异
。家庭暴力也有孩子的家庭，严重的后果，朋友，同事，和社区。家人和朋友可以自己有针对性的报复的滥用者帮助一个女人留下暴力的关系，或者寻找援助。在家庭中，家庭暴力发生的儿童可能证人滥用，本身可能被滥用，和可能遭受损害的“偶然”家庭暴力。了解家庭暴力对儿童的影响，特别是配偶和儿童虐待的关系，是一种有效的社区暴力反应的一个关键部分。没有这个基础，旨在帮助儿童节目可能对受虐妇女意想不到的负面影响，不能有效地帮助孩子处理和见证并经历滥用恢复
。