가정폭력 예방교육(가정폭력 예방, 우리가 놓는 디딤돌)

Summary

This video addresses the critical issue of domestic violence, providing viewers with vital information on how to recognize, report, and prevent it. It highlights various resources available for victims, including counseling, legal support, and emergency shelters, such as the 13 66 hotline and Haebal Baby Center. The script emphasizes the importance of bystanders in reporting violence and urges the creation of an equal, respectful family culture to prevent violence. The message encourages collective action to build a society where domestic violence is no longer tolerated.

Takeaways

• 😀 Domestic violence includes physical, psychological, and sexual abuse within family relationships, and is not limited to physical harm.
• 😀 Victims of domestic violence should reach out to the domestic violence reporting line (13 66) for 24/7 support, emergency shelter, and counseling.
• 😀 The Haebal Hagi Center provides integrated services for victims of domestic violence, sexual violence, and trafficking, including medical, legal, and psychological help.
• 😀 Victims can apply for protective measures through the family court without needing to wait for police investigations. This can include restraining orders and relocation protections.
• 😀 Reporting domestic violence is confidential, and anyone, even bystanders, can report it safely by calling 112.
• 😀 Violence within a family should never be tolerated or excused. It is crucial to intervene and report if you witness it happening.
• 😀 The societal responsibility is to create a world without domestic violence by standing against power imbalances and promoting equality in families.
• 😀 Families can foster equality by adopting fair decision-making practices, such as voting on family matters or allowing children to have a say in household decisions.
• 😀 Safety begins with equality in the family structure, where no member has absolute control over others or uses power for violence.
• 😀 Everyone plays a role in reducing domestic violence by promoting respect, equality, and fairness within their own homes and communities.

Q & A

What are the key services available for victims of domestic violence?

Victims of domestic violence can access services like counseling, medical treatment, legal protection, and accommodation. These services are available 24/7 through hotlines and centers.

How can victims of domestic violence receive emergency assistance?

Victims can call the domestic violence reporting line (13 66) for emergency assistance, including temporary shelter, psychological support, medical treatment, and legal counseling.

What protective measures can victims apply for without police involvement?

Victims can directly apply for protective measures at the family court, such as restraining orders, prohibiting the perpetrator from contacting them, and relocating to a new area without the perpetrator’s knowledge.

What role do bystanders play in preventing and reporting domestic violence?

Bystanders are encouraged to report domestic violence by calling emergency services (112). Even if they are not the victim, they can help by intervening and separating the victim from the perpetrator.

What is the Haebal Hagi Center, and what services does it provide?

The Haebal Hagi Center offers integrated services for victims of domestic violence, sexual violence, and sex trafficking. It provides counseling, medical treatment, legal support, and psychological services in one place.

What are the rights of victims during the reporting process?

Victims have guaranteed rights during the reporting process, including the confidentiality of their information and the ability to apply for protective measures without police involvement.

What are the key values that can help prevent domestic violence in society?

The key values include: not tolerating violence in any form, fostering equality and respect in relationships, using respectful language, and reporting violence immediately when witnessed.

How can families contribute to preventing domestic violence?

Families can prevent domestic violence by ensuring equality within the family, such as involving everyone in decision-making and treating each family member with respect. This creates a safer and more harmonious environment.

What specific actions can be taken to ensure equality within a family?

Families can ensure equality by involving all members in decisions, such as voting on family matters, letting children have a say in meal choices, and ensuring that no one has power over another without mutual respect.

How can society create a safer and more supportive environment for victims of domestic violence?

Society can create a safer environment by ensuring that domestic violence is not tolerated, reporting violence when seen, supporting victims through integrated services, and promoting education on equality and respect.