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发表于 2014-1-9 11:47:10
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引用第18楼老郭于2014-01-09 11:12发表的  :
与楼主讲了话,她哭诉着。
楼主叫来了警察,我老婆在线翻译。
大意是,没有身体伤害,警察不能干什么,避难所可能也不会接,她有权利呆在现在的房子里,但是她不想呆。
她正在打包收拾行李,她还是要离开那个家。
大家建议一下她应该到哪里去?
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1。警察说的没错,她有权利呆在现在的房子里。 他老公无权赶她回国也无权赶她出现在的房子里,如果她老公强行赶她,她可以立即报警,因为她已经报过一次警,警局系统有了底,出警会非常快,而且会对她有利,后面的事就好解决了。。。
2。她现在不能自己离开。她自己这样离开将会对她的将来非常不利。如果她“怕”或者说她感觉继续和她老公住在一起住有暴力或者生命威胁的话, 她需要先联系domestic-violence, 由他们帮助离开那里,这样(1)有了去处(2)对她离婚或者合法留在美国有帮助。
联系下这个吧,类似的有很多,可以多联系几家:
http://www.wrcdv.org/domestic-violence.html
注意:如果楼主说的是真的,她这个算domestic-violence and abuse.  老郭和夫人可以立即帮助她联系一下:404-688-9436
Domestic violence is the establishment of control and fear in a relationship through physical, sexual, emotional, and/or financial abuse. Many women choose to stay in abusive relationships because they do not want their relationship to end, just the violence. Women often remain in, or return to, abusive relationships because their partners threaten to harm them and their loved ones if they attempt to leave. Commonly, women choose to leave when they become convinced that their life is at risk or that their children are in danger.
Domestic violence hurts everyone. It crosses all boundaries of age, race, ethnicity, religion, economic background, physical ability, and sexual orientation. The damage to body and spirit inflicted by domestic violence has been linked to other societal problems such as homelessness, escalated suicide rates, crime, teen pregnancy, premature births, and miscarriages. Males raised in violent homes are more likely to behave violently in their future intimate relationships.
- Over 100 Georgians are killed every year in domestic violence related homicides. (Georgia Commission on Family Violence)
- According to the CDC, 30% of women in Georgia between the ages of14 and 44 have been assaulted by an intimate partner at least once.
- The Federal Bureau of Investigation reports that a woman is beaten every nine seconds in the United States.
Community Response
Domestic violence is not just a "family matter". The violence will not stop until men and women come together with a common condemnation of abuse and a promise that our children will learn through our words and actions that violence is never justified.
The Women's Resource Center to End Domestic Violence operates a 24-hour domestic and dating violence hotline. Calling 404-688-9436 can be the first step toward a safer life. If you are in an abusive relationship, please call to speak with an advocate. If you suspect that someone you know is living in an abusive relationship, please let her know that you are concerned for her safety and encourage her to contact us. Services are free and calls are confidential. |
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