Abstract

Violence against women in the home often termed domestic violence is a pervasive issue that affects individuals and societies worldwide. This form of violence encompasses physical emotional sexual and economic abuse perpetrated by intimate partners or other family members. This abstract explores the multifaceted nature of domestic violence its root causes and its far-reaching consequences. It examines how societal norms gender inequality and power dynamics contribute to the perpetuation of violence within the home. The paper highlights the immediate and long-term impacts of domestic violence on victims including physical injuries mental health disorders and socio-economic hardships. It also discusses the broader societal implications such as increased healthcare costs and the strain on social services. The study emphasizes the need for comprehensive interventions including legal reforms support systems for survivors and educational programs aimed at changing societal attitudes. Address