Domestic violence is not just a personal issue—it is a social and legal concern that affects countless individuals across the world. Often hidden behind closed doors, it takes the form of physical abuse, emotional manipulation, financial control, and psychological intimidation, leaving deep scars that go beyond the visible.
The tragedy of domestic violence lies in its silence. Many victims remain trapped due to fear, social stigma, or financial dependency. Breaking this cycle requires both awareness and action. Survivors must be encouraged to speak up, and society must create safe spaces where their voices are heard and respected.
In India, legal remedies under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, provide victims with the right to protection, residence, monetary relief, custody orders, and compensation. Alongside legal frameworks, counseling, community support, and rehabilitation programs play a vital role in rebuilding lives.
Ending domestic violence starts with awareness—recognizing the signs, supporting survivors, and challenging societal norms that allow abuse to persist. Love is meant to heal, empower, and support—not to hurt.