Brief introduction:
Recently, a shocking incident of a man hitting a woman occurred in an office building.
A female owner was reportedly slapped suddenly by a male employee of the office building, causing widespread attention.
However, the police claimed that the victim had no visible injuries, which raised questions about the police's handling of the violence.
According to reports, there is an office building apartment in the community, the company works in it, and there is a set of iron fences separating the community from the office building. The people of the company wanted to connect the residential area and the office building, so they took scissors to cut the fence in the morning, and the owner went to stop it after he knew about it. When looking for their company theory, it was supposed to be well told, but suddenly, the female owner was slapped.
If a man beats a woman and it happens at home, it is called domestic violence. Happening in society, what is this called? This is against the law.
As can be seen from the picture, the man rounded his arm and hit the female owner in the face.
I just want to ask, is there a deep hatred between you? How do you get your hands on it?
A big man beats a woman, and still uses so much strength?
If the other party is a man, do you dare to be so arrogant?
Whether in the workplace or in everyday life, everyone deserves to be respected and protected, not subjected to violence.
The landlady was attacked where she should feel safe, raising concerns about their own sense of security.
However, what is even more disappointing is that the police did not pay enough attention to the handling of this incident.
They focus only on whether the victim has obvious trauma, ignoring the psychological and spiritual damage to the victim caused by the violence itself.
Speaking of which, I thought of the "Datong School Bullying Incident" again
Two brats, forcing classmates to "lick the unwiped butt, force to drink urine" and other behaviors, can they cause obvious trauma to the body? Obviously, it can't. But the psychological damage he caused, which is more serious than the physical trauma?
It's an understanding person, you can understand it, right?
Physical trauma, over time, can recover quickly, but what about psychological injuries?
Human dignity has been ruthlessly trampled on, and the human psyche has suffered great shame. When will this pain return to normal?
Therefore, I think that the police should pay more attention to the rights and interests of the victim, his dignity, and whether his personality has been violated.
It is not just about physical injury, because psychological trauma is much more serious than physical trauma.
Finally, I would like to say:
Violence is not only a violation of the body, but also a violation of the dignity and human rights of the individual.
The police should take positive action, thoroughly investigate the matter, and seriously deal with the perpetrators to maintain fairness and justice in society. Safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of victims. Instead of saying "no trauma" such outrageous opinions.
We hope that through such events, more people's attention and thinking can be aroused, and all sectors of society can work together to create a respectful and harmonious social environment. Only when everyone can enjoy respect and safety can we truly achieve social progress and development.