Домашнее насилие: реальные истории | Площадь Свободы

Subscribe to our channel, like, and most importantly, repost this video. Share your thoughts on the domestic violence law in the comments – is it necessary or not? ⠀ The true scale of the domestic violence problem in Russia is greater than you might think. And according to statistics, 75% of its victims are women. ⠀ In the new episode of "Freedom Square," we spoke with three victims of domestic violence. What were the first warning signs? How did they endure the beatings and how did they manage to escape their abuser's clutches? What did their children feel? How do they continue to fight for their own safety? And what do they think about the domestic violence law? ⠀ After watching this episode, you can do a few simple things: first, repost and share it on your social media. You can also support several regional organizations that help women: ⠀ ▪️ Blagie Deeds Foundation: You can support the Foundation on the project's website: http://blagie-dela.ru And if you need help yourself, you can email: [email protected] or call (843) 246-20-55. ⠀ ▪️ Fatima Women's Crisis Center: Hotline: + 7 (843) 246 44 01 Fatima Center's contact information for donations: https://vk.com/topic-180566746_39214172 ⠀ ▪️ Freedom Square Project Social Media: Alsou Saetova:   / alsou.saetova   Instagram:   / svobodypl   VKontakte: https://vk.com/svobodypl Telegram: https://t.me/svobodypl TikTok:   / svobodypl   ⠀ #freedomsquare #domesticviolence 0:00 Teaser 01:18 A beautiful story of how Aigul met her future husband 02:28 Rushaniya lived with her abusive husband for 29 years 03:39 Falling in love, youth, stupidity: when the first warning signs appeared 04:29 Getting married despite the warnings of loved ones 05:59 Abusers know their victims' weak points 07:51 Victims of domestic violence are usually victims in their own family 08:25 Her whole world is only him: how abusers limit their victims' social circles 14:23 Her husband drove Rushaniya and their daughter out of the house 16:00 Without the parents' blessing, there will be no happiness 18:40 Her husband beat Aigul in her seventh month of pregnancy 20:10 If he hits you once, you should run away from that man as fast as you can 20:38 I'm not the kind of woman you can beat 24:18 Do the police help victims of domestic violence Violence 26:13 You need to see things through to the end and not withdraw your complaint 27:17 Find the strength to leave your abuser 30:14 People don't change: Aigul returned to her husband twice 31:10 Why women leave crisis centers and return to their abusers 39:43 A husband kidnapped his children and took them to Kazakhstan 41:35 "Mama's House": a crisis center that helps women 42:49 Living with an abuser means transferring responsibility for yourself to another person 44:16 The Karpman Triangle: Victim-Aggressor-Rescuer 47:24 Why is a law on the prevention of domestic violence needed? 49:26 Why women can't understand that they are living in a state of domestic violence 51:24 There is always a choice!