Jealous means love. He doesn't want to share me with anyone - that means he loves me very much. Does not allow me to work - means that he loves and cares. Insists on "quickly having children" - means he loves and wants to be with me for a long time. Hits?... So he loves and I am to blame. Domestic violence was discussed at the Women's Club Meetings with the Director of the Department of National Hotlines and...
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How to prevent domestic violence?
What to do if you have experienced violence? Contact the police on 102 or with a written statement to the office in your region. When you call 102, you can ask for a special mobile domestic violence police team (if available in your area/community) to come. Upon request, the group can issue an urgent restraining order - a document that prohibits the offender from staying at the place of residence and...
Domestic violence in the context of COVID-19
Alyona Kryvulyak, director of the National Hotlines department, talks about the situation with domestic violence in Ukraine during the pandemic for KyivPost.
Topic of the day: does hitting mean love? How quarantine affected domestic violence
The number of complaints about domestic violence during the quarantine is increasing. During the month of quarantine, there were 2,051 calls to the National Domestic Violence Prevention Hotline.
A surge in domestic violence: how to protect yourself and where to turn for help during quarantine
During the period of quarantine due to the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic, Ukrainians began to turn to domestic violence hotlines more often for help. Alyona Kryvulyak, director of the department of national "hot" lines and social assistance of the NGO "La Strada-Ukraine", told in an interview with Glavred about what provokes people to domestic violence and what problems they face for help, to whom violence is most often used, how they react to the calls of victims to law enforcement agencies, how to protect yourself from uncontrolled aggression and whether the number of cases will decline after the end of the quarantine.
Domestic violence in quarantine: how to avoid it and where to turn for help?
Domestic violence in quarantine: how to avoid and where to turn?
In 1998, there were only three of us, - co-founder of "La Strada" Kateryna Levchenko about the 22 years of the organization
Today, "La Strada" consists of 35 like-minded people who work to ensure gender equality, prevent all types of gender-based violence, including domestic violence, combat human trafficking, and ensure children's rights. The organization promotes the implementation of international human rights standards in all spheres of society. In addition, there is a national coaching network and a national network of mediators.
"The first swallows of quarantine: the number of calls to the National Children's Hotline has increased
Most of us think that it is difficult for them to sit in quarantine: it is boring, all the series have already been watched, things are sorted... We feel sorry for ourselves, we regret that we want to sit in a cafe and go shopping again. But in reality, children and teenagers suffering from domestic violence are in real trouble. They were left alone with their abusers, and the only way to talk was to call the "La Strada Ukraine" hotline.
Safety of children on the Internet
Guest of the program release: Alyona Kryvulyak, coordinator of the National Children's Hotline of the NGO "La Strada-Ukraine"
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