Long Way to the 2014 Istanbul Convention: Its Role and Significance
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https://doi.org/10.15633/pch.13215Keywords:
physical violence, intimate relationship, human rights, legislation, Istanbul ConventionAbstract
This article investigates the historical aspects of physical violence in intimate relationships. The primary purpose is to illustrate the legal aspects and emotional dynamics of physical violence in intimate relationships, focusing on differences in perspective of various historical eras. We analyzed the Istanbul Convention, which represents a base document for preventing physical violence in domestic environments. In addition, we have analysed curriculum in kindergarten. We have discovered that the topics from the Istanbul Convention are incorporated in the kindergarten.
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