Aserbaidschans Frauenunterstützungs-Hotline gab an, in den ersten sechs Monaten des Jahres 2026 fast 2.500 Anrufe erhalten zu haben – fast doppelt so viele Anrufe wie im gleichen Zeitraum des Jahres 2025. Die meisten Anrufe betrafen häusliche Gewalt oder Anfragen zu psychologischer Unterstützung.
🟥 Das regierungsnahe Medium APA berichtete, dass ein erheblicher Teil der Anfragen psychologische Betreuung und Fälle von Gewalt betraf.
🔗 Weiterlesen: https://oc-media.org/azerbaijani-domestic-abuse-hotline-records-almost-twofold-increase-in-calls-compared-to-2025/
PS ist sehr seltsam. Die Zahl der Scheidungen ist in diesem Jahr im Vergleich zu 2025 zurückgegangen.
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Von Javidak
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İki səbəbi ola bilər. Amma hansıdır demək çətindir. 1) iqtisadi vəziyyət 2) qadınların (yeni nəslin) daha azad düşüncəyə sahib olmaları.
Başqa tərəfdən də boşanma sayı azalıb. Ola bilsin çağırış mərkəzi mırta öz statistikasın x2 edib.
Some men really do deserve to die alone
OÇ Media again. I’d take anything they say with a massive grain of salt. What significant change could have happened since last year for domestic abuses reports to double? And where are they getting these stats from?
I am just waiting for someone to mention how Azerbaijan supposedly gave the women the right to vote for the first time in the Muslim world, as if it changes the current situation.
There is a general trend of social barbarization in most post USSR so i am not surpised tbh
I am happy that women at least now report more. I am sure the original domestic abuse cases did not change but now the victims report their abuse more.
Dear women, please try to live your life as minimum as dependent on the men. Do not believe the lies of „Our grandparents were happy“. No, they were not happy. They just had no other option.
Considering that it most likely means (at least to me) that it’s the reporting number increases rather than the violence itself, and that’s good to hear
Victims should not stay silent. Unfortunately domestic violence is still high but reporting is one of the first step to face this issue
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