A Study on Domestic violence’s Against Women & Children in Bangladesh

Table of contents

Topic	Page Number
Chapter-01 Introduction
1.1    Introduction	01
1.2 Research Question	02
1.3 Objectives of the Research	02
1.4 Methodology of the study	03
Chapter-02 Concept of Domestics Violence
2.1 Concept of Domestics Violence	04
2.2  Violence against women (VAW)	05
Chapter-03 Legal Framework of the Research
3.1 Legal Framework Against Women Violence	10
3.2 The Divorce Act-1869	10
3.2.1 Dissolution of marriage	11
3.2.2Separation from her Husband	11
3.3 The Muslim Family Court Ordiance-1985	11
3.4 The Dowry Prohibition Act-1980	13
3.5 The Guardian and wards Act-1890	13
3.6 Acid control Act-2002 and Acid Aparad Dhaman Ain-2002	13
3.7 The Muslim dissolution of marriage Act-1939	14
3.8 Nari-o-shishu Nirjaton damon ain-2000 amended 2003	14
3.9 The Penal Code-1860	15
3.10 Eve –Teasing Prevention Act-2010	16
3.11 Women Rights under CEDAW	16
Chapter-04 Existing Situation in Bangladesh Against  Women Violence
4.1 Existing Situation in Bangladesh Against  Women Violence	17
4.2 The main focus to reduce the violence against women and girls in Bangladesh.	19
4.3 Intimate partner violence	20
4.4 Risk factors in violence against women and girls in Bangladesh	21
4.5 Factors specifically associated with sexual violence perpetration include:	22
4.6 Prevention and response	23
4.7 Place to aware plan.	25
Chapter-05 Cause of Domestic Violence’s Against Women
5.1 Violence against Women: Causes	26
5.2 Domestic Violence	28
5.3 Dowry related domestic violence	30
5.4 Rape	32
5.5 Marital Violence	33
5.6 Acid Violence	34
5.7 Eve-teasing	36
Chapter-06 Impact of Domestics Violence
6.1 Impact of Women Violence	37
6.2 Some immediate health impacts may include:	37
6.3 Female victims of non-spousal violence less likely than other women to feel safe	38
6.4 Female victims more likely than male victims to be fearful	39
6.5 Women victimized by a spouse more likely than other women to negatively evaluate their physical health	40
6.6 Self-rated mental health lower among victims of violence	41
6.7 Life satisfaction lower among victims	41
6.8 Emotional impacts of violent victimization	43
6.8.1 Female victims of spousal violence more likely than male             victims to be fearful and depressed	44
6.8.2 Emotional impacts much higher for severe forms of violence	44
6.8.3 Emotional impacts most common among female robbery             victims	44
Chapter-07 Recommendation
7.1 Recommendation	45
Chapter-08 Conclusion
8.1 Conclusion	47
Bibliography	48-49