Abstract:

Violence, which can show itself in very different forms, is a phenomenon that we can often encounter in individual or social dimensions today. Violence can be seen at home, at school, at work, in any part of life; it can occur in the form of physical, psychological and economic violence, sexual assault and female murder. Violence against women is a common social problem. It is a human rights violation that is applied against every age and gender everywhere in the world. Violence in the family is more directed to the spouse and the form of violence the man applies to the woman. Violence against women in the family is a violation of human rights that continues to occur in different forms, as in many parts of the world as in Turkey. The international agreements impose on the states important responsibilities to ensure gender equality and to prevent domestic violence against women. In Turkey, as a country that has signed important agreements such as the CEDAW and the Istanbul Convention, it is obliged to produce women’s policies. The women’s movements, which began in the 1980s, began to reveal the violence against women as an injustice not only against the women who were violated, but against all women. In the 1990s, corporationalizations began to fight violence against women, and in the 2000s, both the government and all the institutions and organizations, civil society organizations, universities, media, have accelerated their work to prevent the problem. Four out of every ten women in our country are subjected to some kind of violence throughout their lives. In this study, violence against women in the family was studied by some variables. These variables are: age, state of civilization, time of marriage, profession, monthly income level, number of children, state of education. This study was conducted on all men and women aged 18 and over who reside in the center of the province of Bingöl. The research group consists of 524 people, including 265 women (50.51) and 259 (49.42) men, who are sitting in the center of the province of Bingöl. In accordance with the purpose of the study, two different scales were applied. The first of them is "The scale of domestic violence (for women)" and "The scale of domestic violence (for men). The other is the 21 article of the "Mass of Violence Attitude" which is common for both women and men. These measurements are applied separately to both women and men. In this article, only the findings obtained from men will be included. Data analysis was done with the SPSS 23.00 program and worked with a 95% confidence level. After all, the data obtained from this study has been analyzed compared to the studies in our country. The real contribution of men to the prevention and reduction of domestic violence against women is also of great importance. Therefore, the investigation of how men detect violence and identify the cause-resultation relationship of violence is seen in the beginning of the necessary fields.

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