Violence over the Women in the Family

Lejla Mušic

Faculty of Political Sciences, Department of Sociology, University in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Dr. Lejla Mušic, Faculty of Political Sciences, Department of Sociology, University in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Keywords: Child Health; Feministic Movement; Egalitarian Position; Divorce Praxis; Patriarchal System; Women Instrumentalisation

Abstract

Violence over the Women and Children globally, is rising every year. The physical violence influences the sexual violence, involving the economical violence and psycological violence, forming the circulus vitiosus of domestic violence. Domestic violence reports, inside the sociological theory(Giddens) state that almost every women and child, globally, has been violeted in family at least one time, during their life course. Therefore, the question of Women’s and Childern’s health, represent one of the most important themes, globally and internationally. In this editorial, I will focus onto the Violence over the Women in Eastern Europe, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. In the cases of domestic violence, partners use childern as a form of emotional abuse, intimidation, with coercion and threaths, therefore making the process of the separation, difficult for the Women that are violeted in family.

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