SENIORS AS VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
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https://doi.org/10.37335/ijek.v6i2.82Keywords:
domestic, violence, forms, seniors, criminogenic, factorsAbstract
The neglect of seniors is a major problem of the society. In terms of various European documents, maltreatment is qualified as one of the forms of domestic violence. It is undoubtedly one of the latest forms we encounter in domestic violence. The generators of the attacks could be different family members as well as those who are responsible for the care of the seniors. In any case, it is a very negative social phenomenon even in the context of the constant aging of the population and in social and economic context. Seniors are a particularly vulnerable category of people, very similar to children. For this reason, this problem can be considered as an integral and inseparable part of the complex of domestic violence.
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