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Domestic violence is a the world widespread social phenomenon , but also human rights issues of common concern in the international community . The Fourth World Conference on Women held in Beijing in 1995 , the issue of domestic violence in our concern. At present, China has proposed to implement the scientific concept of development , to build a harmonious socialist society excellent situation to study and promote domestic violence public intervention has a very positive meaning . From a gender perspective in the overview of the problem of domestic violence on the basis of analysis of the current situation of China 's domestic violence and public intervention , learn from the international and China's Hong Kong , Taiwan anti - domestic violence practices and experiences , from legislative , judicial, administrative in-depth study of domestic violence , social assistance and other aspects of public intervention is proposed to further strengthen our domestic violence public intervention countermeasures . The full text is divided into six parts . Part I Introduction clarify the thesis research topic , a brief description of the purpose and significance of domestic violence public intervention . The second part of the problem of domestic violence overview, the authors put forward the concept of domestic violence as defined analysis of the consequences and causes of domestic violence , to put forward the main content of its research background of domestic violence, public intervention . The third part of the international community and relevant national, regional , domestic violence, public intervention comparison and evaluation , can learn from . The fourth part of the analysis of the domestic violence situation, the public intervention process and problems of the reasons . The fifth part , from the legislative, judicial, administrative, social assistance and further strengthen our main response to domestic violence, public intervention . Part VI Conclusion Review this general idea, frankly stated that the proposed future research prospects .
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