Name: プーチンのロシアは家庭内暴力をめぐってどのように分裂しているのか｜FT (How Putin's Russia is divided over domestic violence | FT)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:54:59.000Z
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This is a critical time for women in Russia.

Domestic violence is a huge problem here,

where police say 40 per cent of all violent crime

The 26-year-old was locked up in an apartment for over seven

She managed to escape with the help of a friend who sneaked in

She used it to make contact with the outside world.

The case of Margherita Gracheva shocked Russia

and turned the spotlight on the problem of domestic violence.

She refused to become a victim, and wrote a book

When she asked for a divorce, her husband

beat her and threatened her with a knife.

She went to the police, but the desk officer

complained of being swamped with paperwork,

and discouraged her from making a complaint.

by President Vladimir Putin, decriminalised many offences

in hospital with a broken bone or concussion.

The lack of punishment means many women live in fear.

Alena Popova is a social and political activist.

are campaigning for Russia's first domestic violence bill.

Her Change.org petition has now collected

She is fighting for free legal and psychological assistance,

protection of victims through restraining orders,

Opponents of the bill include politicians and the church.

They believe it interferes in the family unit,

subverts traditional norms, and imports western thinking.

The Orthodox Church has become increasingly powerful in Russia

in 1991, with an ever strengthening alliance

Nikolay Valuev is an MP for the ruling party, United Russia.

Even if the law passes, it's likely to be watered down.

And with Putin's plan to rewrite the constitution,

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プーチンのロシアは家庭内暴力をめぐってどのように分裂しているのか｜FT (How Putin's Russia is divided over domestic violence | FT)

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