Women are more often victims kurban of domestic ailevi violence on weekends and evenings, according to a report that calls on istemek officials to provide sağlamak help, daily Radikal reported Sunday.
A report prepared by a subcommittee of the Parliamentary Commission on Equal Opportunity for Women and Men said women should receive almak shelter sığınak and help during the weekends, as they are exposed to maruz domestic violence more often during those times.
If necessary, public guest houses should be allocate ayırmak; bölüştürmek for such women until they are placed in a protection house, the report said.
The family court reportedly söylendiğine göre does not work outside of normal working hours or during the weekends, but public prosecutors davacı should have the authority to make decisions to protect spouses eş in cases of emergencies during these times, the report said. Centers should also be opened in the provinces bölge for victims after domestic violence, it said.
The Family Protection Law No. 4320 says a spouse who uses violence at home is banned from entering the home or coming close to the family for a certain belirli amount miktar of time. Also, if the spouse who uses violence has a gun, it must be taken away by the police, according to this law.
However, the law is criticized for being valid geçerli only for spouses who are legally yasal olarak married. The subcommittee's report said couples who live together out of official wedlock evlilik bağı, such as those who live together after a divorce boşama or who have made a religious marriage but not a legal one, should be protected under the law.
The protection mechanism should be eased, said the report, adding that the women exposed to domestic violence should not be forced to prove kanıtlamak the abuse suistimal; taciz.A clause hüküm fıkra saying 'a document is not necessary for giving protection to a spouse' should be added to the law, said the report.
The danger of being exposed to violence should be enough for a preliminary ön injunction uyarı, said the report, adding that social violence should be listed to other types of violence that include physical, sexual, psychological, economic and verbal forms.
The Children's Court and the Family Court should also be combined as the Associated Family Courts, said the report while the settlement uzlaşma of payment should be made in cases when women who are the victim of violence do not receive alimony nafaka.
Accordingly göre, the payment should be collect toplanmak from the spouse at fault kabahatli. The report also said Women Support Funds should be formed for women who wish to establish kurmak new homes.
Warnings aiming to amaçlayan prevent violence toward women in TV productions were also recommended. According to the report, the Radio and Television Supreme Council, or RTÜK, should include the expression:Caution! This program or film contain ihtiva etmek elements of gender discrimination ayrımcılık.
Furthermore ayrıca, because "Alo 183,' a phone line run aday olmak by the Social Service and Society for the Protection of Children, or SHÇEK, is not specific to victimized women, a unique line specializing on women's issues should be established, the report said.