Not always all forms of violence are easy to detect. The signs described here might help you to read it more clearly. Do not hesitate to contact us even if only to ask for information.

Jealousy is often mistaken as a sign of love but excessive jealousy is actually a need for possession.

Of your mobile phone, of your whereabouts, of how you dress… saying it is for your safety.

Attempt to distance you from emotional and social relationships.

Tendency to blame the woman for everything, criticizing and humiliating her.

On travelling, on where you go and on economic and work independence.

Insults and threats, throwing or hitting objects.

Sudden changes of mood from gentle to angry.

Gender-based violence can manifest itself in different ways. If you are not sure whether what you are experiencing is violence, try to see if you can relate it to the forms of violence described here. Remember that you can turn to us to address your concerns together.

Beating, pushing, punching, any other action that may leave more or less obvious marks or injuries, up to, and including murder.

Any form of coercion to engage in unwanted sexual intercourse or action, or to view or produce pornographic material.

It includes all those attitudes that devalue and humiliate women, through continuous verbal and non-verbal manipulation.

All actions aimed at controlling and limiting the economic autonomy of women.

Continuous persecution actions, carried out by the person from whom the woman left: stalking, phone calls, sending text messages.

Any form of violence suffered by the mother in the presence of her child/children.

Any form of violence and exercise of control by means of digital tools. This also includes creating fake profiles, violating privacy and damaging reputations.