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Syrian Society and Domestic Violence
Domestic violence in Syrian society raises concerns due to its repeated occurrence and silence around it. Studies reveal that many women face violence from their husbands or family members because of social and cultural factors, as well as their fear of stigma or losing support. Silence is often used as a way to preserve the family's reputation, but it exacerbates the violence and leads to long-term psychological effects such as depression, anxiety, and lowered self-confidence. There is also a risk of developing "learned helplessness," which hinders victims from seeking help. Addressing this phenomenon requires an integrated approach that combines psychological, social, and legal interventions to reduce its prevalence and protect the victims.
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