خلاصة:
Violence against women means any gender-based violent behavior that results in, or is likely to result in, physical, sexual, or psychological harm or suffering for women; such behavior can also occur through threat, coercion, or absolute deprivation of choice and freedom, and may take place in public or in private. Domestic violence against women, in addition to legal and moral aspects, has numerous physical, psychological, and social consequences that can endanger the health of women, families, and society. Existing studies regarding the prevalence of domestic violence (including physical, verbal, psychological, sexual abuse, and combinations of these types), by studying the subject at different stages of women's lives and considering different temporal and spatial situations, possess great diversity. All these studies report very high levels of domestic violence in developing countries. Iran is no exception to this matter and, due to certain historical backgrounds, has unfortunately always regarded women as a second gender, and these perceptions have led to the occurrence of painful and tragic disasters against women. Given these conditions, the question of this article is: what is the Iranian legislator's perspective on the category of ensuring women's security against violence? The research method in this article is descriptive-analytical, and the data collection method is library-based. The research findings indicate that the Iranian legislator, by proposing the Women's Security Provision Bill, seeks to eliminate violence against women, and Islamic penal codes also consider violence against women, but they are not sufficient.
ملخص الجهاز:
Supporters of the criminal justice approach sometimes consider achieving legal and judicial rights as the only solution for reaching social changes in favor of oppressed groups in society (in this case, victims of violence or women at risk of violence).
Therefore, we see that such legal provisions exist for the protection of women against violence at the present time, but what happened that despite this Ensuring the security of women against violence in Iranian criminal law, with a look at the bill for ensuring the security of women / 45 The most distinct aspect of Bandura's theory is that, in his view, most human behaviors are learned through observation or ideal models.
(Shakribigi and Mostama, (157: 1393) We also read in Article 1 of the United Nations General Assembly resolution on the elimination of violence against women: The term violence against women means any violent act that is based on gender difference and results in physical, bodily, or mental injury or suffering for women, or the possibility of leading to these injuries and 1- Violence 2- Violence Against Women 3- Hate Crime Ensuring women's security against violence in Iranian criminal law with a look at the Women's Security Bill / 41 women's affairs have been and are being raised, and actions have been taken around it, including clauses from the Constitution, the Civil Code, the Family Protection Bill, the amendment of the Labor Law, etc.
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