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Countering Domestic Violence

How to recognize the signs of domestic violence and avoid becoming a victim

Experts: Mariia Yefrosinina, Kateryna Pavlichenko

Violence can be prevented. In this educational series, you will learn how domestic violence can manifest itself and how to avoid becoming a victim. Listen to the instructions on how to help those who are suffering from violence – your support will be very useful. Find out where to go if you are a witness or victim of violence.

 

Together, we can make this world a better place.

 

A joint project of the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine. The educational series was created with the support of the Canada-Ukraine Police Development Project (CUPDP) funded by the Government of Canada.

Format:
Education series
EKTS:
0.2
Languages:
Ukrainian, English
Topic:
Security
Competencies:
Information literacy, ability to work with data
Skills:

Program

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Episode 1. Domestic violence: what it is and how it occurs

Forms of domestic violence. Legislation on preventing and combating domestic violence. How to break the cycle of domestic violence. Components of the cycle of domestic violence.
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Episode 2. Whom to contact for help?

Where to get help. How to record manifestations of domestic violence. How to protect yourself and help others. The #ActionAgainstViolence chatbot and its functionality. Ways to report domestic violence to the police and file a complaint, and an algorithm of actions in each case.
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Episode 3. Legislation and powers of police

Legislative protection of victims of domestic violence. An urgent restraining order and a restrictive order. Administrative and criminal liability for domestic violence. Overcoming the consequences of domestic violence if a child is in such a situation.

Invited experts

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Mariia Yefrosinina
TV host, founder of the Charity Weekend series of charity events, the first Honorary Ambassador of the UN Foundation in the field of population in Ukraine.
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Kateryna Pavlichenko
Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, police captain

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