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What is Domestic Violence?

Domestic violence is any form of abuse — physical, emotional, psychological, sexual, or financial — that happens in a close relationship, often involving a partner, family member, or someone living in the same household. It’s about one person trying to control or harm another through fear, threats, or force.

The recent statistics from surveys show,

The top 3 reasons people may not intervene are:

about...

76%

of people fear that they will make it worse.

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66%

of people fear they lack the capability to help.

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53%

of people fear for their own safety during intervention.


51%

I fear the incident may worsen after my intervention.

48%

I do not have the right skills or expertise to offer help.

32%

I do not know how to initiate or navigate a conversation with the victim / abuser.

20%

I am afraid of breaking up family / relationships.

19%

I do not know how / where to get help.

Our Mission

“Know the Signs, Break the Silence”

empowers youth aged 17–24 to recognise that domestic violence is not a private matter and to intervene safely using the A.R.T. of Safe Interruption: Ask, Respond, Tell. Through interactive tools and campus activities, the campaign breaks the stigma around bystander action and encourages youth to speak up with care and confidence.
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