Özet:

The influence of migration on women cannot be considered independent of the disadvantages arising from the current social position of the woman. In Turkey, the social reasons behind the concept of violence are often mentioned with women, are re-formed in the migrated environment, and with cultural interaction, new forms are acquired. Women can face the violence they are exposed to before immigration and in the aftermath of immigration in various forms. The subject of this study is the violence that women are exposed to among families who migrate from Turkey to Britain due to paternal social codes. The data set of the research conducted using the Feminist/Nitel methodology was created by a deep conversation with 40 Turkish women living in London. The study concluded that Turkish migrants living in London continued to experience violence in a variety of forms, that the fact of migration largely triggered the factors that form the violence, and that women increased their tendency to hide the violence they experienced. Migration is among the findings of the study that violence against women is increasingly intense and complex in families, especially in families that continue the paternal culture, and that women continue to experience violence intensely in their daily lives, parallel to the worsening of their spouses' living conditions.

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