Family violence encompasses emotional, physical, or sexual abuse of one family member by another, occurring within the context of intimate relationships or familial ties. This can include violence between spouses or partners, parents and children, siblings, or other relatives living in the same household or having close relationships. Family violence is a significant social problem with serious consequences for the well-being and safety of its victims, including physical injuries, psychological trauma, and even death. It is often rooted in power imbalances and can be perpetuated by social norms, economic stressors, and individual factors. Addressing family violence requires a multi-faceted approach involving legal protection for victims, support services, and efforts to change societal attitudes and behaviours that condone or enable abuse within families.