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    This document discusses building empathy towards victims of domestic violence in the Philippines. It provides statistics that show a high prevalence of physical, sexual, and stalking violence experienced by Filipina women by intimate partners. Specifically, it states that 95% reported physical violence, 56% reported sexual violence, and 68% reported stalking. It also notes that 12% of Filipina victims had experienced physical violence by age 16. The document encourages listening to victims, offering support, being patient with them, providing resources, and making safety plans, while respecting their choices. It lists contact information for several support organizations in the Philippines.

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    Domestic Violence

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    This document discusses building empathy towards victims of domestic violence in the Philippines. It provides statistics that show a high prevalence of physical, sexual, and stalking violence experienced by Filipina women by intimate partners. Specifically, it states that 95% reported physical violence, 56% reported sexual violence, and 68% reported stalking. It also notes that 12% of Filipina victims had experienced physical violence by age 16. The document encourages listening to victims, offering support, being patient with them, providing resources, and making safety plans, while respecting their choices. It lists contact information for several support organizations in the Philippines.

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    This document discusses building empathy towards victims of domestic violence in the Philippines. It provides statistics that show a high prevalence of physical, sexual, and stalking violence experienced by Filipina women by intimate partners. Specifically, it states that 95% reported physical violence, 56% reported sexual violence, and 68% reported stalking. It also notes that 12% of Filipina victims had experienced physical violence by age 16. The document encourages listening to victims, offering support, being patient with them, providing resources, and making safety plans, while respecting their choices. It lists contact information for several support organizations in the Philippines.

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    Domestic Violence

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    Sophia Peña
    This document discusses building empathy towards victims of domestic violence in the Philippines. It provides statistics that show a high prevalence of physical, sexual, and stalking violence experienced by Filipina women by intimate partners. Specifically, it states that 95% reported physical violence, 56% reported sexual violence, and 68% reported stalking. It also notes that 12% of Filipina victims had experienced physical violence by age 16. The document encourages listening to victims, offering support, being patient with them, providing resources, and making safety plans, while respecting their choices. It lists contact information for several support organizations in the Philippines.

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    B U I L D I N G E M P A T H Y T O W A R D S V I C T I M S O F

    DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
    Domestic violence, also called "domestic abuse" of Filipina victims reported having

    95%
    or "intimate partner violence", can be defined experienced physical violence by
    as a pattern of behavior in any relationship that is an intimate partner
    used to gain or maintain power
    and control over an intimate of Filipina victims reported having
    partner.
    This includes any
    56% experienced sexual violence by an
    intimate partner
    behaviors that frighten,
    intimidate, terrorize, of Filipina victims reported having
    manipulate, hurt, humiliate, 68% experienced stalking by an
    blame, or injure someone. intimate partner.

    By age 16, of Filipina victims had experienced

    12%
    physical violence, 10% had
    experienced sexual violence, and
    1 in every 4 Filipino women
    8% had experienced stalking have experienced domestic
    violence in their relationship

    Listen to Offer your Be patient


    their story. support. with them.
    They may be facing
    If possible, find a time Let them know they many difficult and
    and place that is safe are not alone. Validate confusing emotions.
    and confidential to their feelings. Then, Make time for them,
    talk to your ask how you can best allowing them to vent
    friend/family member. support them. through everything.

    Provide Make a safety Respect their


    resources. plan. choices.
    Encourage them to You can help them Do not pressure them
    reach out to come up with a plan if into leaving, no matter
    community resources. they feel unsafe. Write how much you want
    Connect them with it down, or if they feel to. Jumping into an
    crisis hotlines, and their abuser will find it, abusive dynamic risks
    support groups. keep it verbal. alienating the victim.

    Do you know someone who may need support against domestic abuse?
    Luna Legal Resource Center for Women and Children

    BREAK THE
    (082) 306-5761

    Gender Watch Against Violence and Exploitation (GWAVE)

    SILENCE ON
    (035) 422 84 05 | +63 915 259 3029 | +63 999 576 6679

    Women’s Care Center Inc. (WCCI)

    VIOLENCE
    +63 999 577 9631 | +63 920 967 7852 | +63 917 825 0320 |
    (02) 8514-4104

    ING MAKABABAYING AKSYON (IMA) Foundation


    (045) 323 4750

    OUR LADY OF FATIMA COLLEGE OF MEDICINE


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    Macawile, Gregorio Maligaya, Joanne Monarquia, Jana Clarizz
    Mustapha, Bin-Rashid Obaldo, Jezreel Mae J., Orino, Abigail Marie,
    Ricafort, Bence Jericho, Sta. Romana, Marc Jefferson, Tacla, Mary
    Grace, Tio Cuision, Matthew Austin

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