57 KB2056 KB56 KB196520251997Turk, Aleksandraletnik:34številka:4str. 691-708ISSN:0040-3598COBISSID:18019165URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-B238087TslFakulteta za sociologijo, politične vede in novinarstvo v LjubljaniTeorija in praksajavno obveščanjemnožično komuniciranjenasiljeobjektivnostsexual intercoursespolno nasiljespolnostviktimizacijawomanženskežrtveNasilje: cinizem javnega govora|There is a lot of violence towards women and children in our country, but the victims are usually silent. They rarely find the right person to turn to. They are afraid to testify in court, one of the reasons being the leniency of courts in Slovenia towards the violators. Legal experts are aware of this and have been trying to change the penal code for years. They also stress that doing time in prison does not have the right effect and that violators should be included in a special programme of treatment. Attempts are directed at opening victim shelters. This is also the goal of the Centre of Social Workers in Maribor, whose employees have overcome numerous difficulties and, with the aid of the Ministry of Work, Family and Social Issues, opened such a safe house - the only one of its kind in SloveniaNasilja nad ženskami in otroki je pri nas veliko, vendar žrtve o tem ne spregovorijo. Pogosto ne najdejo pravega sogovornika, strah jih je pričati na sodišču, med drugim tudi zato, ker so kazni za nasilneže v Sloveniji zelo nizke. Tega se zavedajo tudi strokovni delavci, ki si že vrsto let prizadevajo, da bi spremenili kazenski zakonik. Trdijo tudi, da sedenje v zaporu ne pomaga prav nič, kajti nasilneže bi morali vključiti v poseben program zdravljenja. Poleg tega se trudijo, da bi odprli zavetišča za trpinčene. Ta cilj so si zastavile tudi delavke mariborskega Centra za socialno delo. Premagale so številne težave in ob pomoči Ministrstva za delo, družino in socialne zadeve odprle varno hišo, ki je edina v SlovenijiTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of Slovenia