Problem related to abuse of violence against women and children within the family The problem I am exploring As an increasing number of women are getting more rights globally as well as their economic power. However, domestic violence, particularly intimate partner violence against women and children, remains a large problem that needs to be addressed. Public health studies have indicated that large numbers of people have the experience of witnessing varying degrees of violence within the family. I believe that when we talk about family violence there is an image that comes to mind. Usually it all started with an argument between the parents, the husband and wife had some disagreement and the man gradually lost his temper and went crazy. He may end up being aggressive and shaking his fist, throwing things away. Certainly none of us expect to see such a scene and it is absolutely frightening and horrible for both women and children. Domestic violence also associates extremely negative effects on family unity and harmony. This is why I develop my research topic and my ultimate goal is to examine and understand the origin of domestic violence, further discuss the impacts of family violence and some potential preventative techniques. Why it is important and how the problem affects women's health According to research conducted in Romania with a sample of 869 interviewees (male and female) aged between 18 and 75, 35% of the interviewees have witnessed parental violence and the 53.7% were victims of family violence. Psychological and physical abuse by men against women was the most common type of violence, accounting for 45.1%. Although from my point of view, the sample number is relatively small, which may reduce the accuracy of the result, but surprisingly, the data... halfway through the paper... the welfare state was significantly promoted and more people believe in feminism. However, domestic violence against women is still one of the hottest issues regarding women's health worldwide. The WHO even announced that there is not much evidence to demonstrate a decline in violence against women in recent years. Therefore, in my opinion, this is the issue that desperately needs a series of actions. As discussed above, violence against women is caused by several factors. The main one is the economic condition; for example, whether women have adequate education will have a direct impact on their responses to the violent situation. In this sense, in addition to women's efforts, the whole world, governments and women's rights organizations should try to help them receive a better education. When both internal and external come into play, the risk of domestic violence can be mitigated to the maximum.