Although there is no precise data on violence against women in Turkey it is over 50%, meaning one out of every two women suffer from violence in our country. Domestic violence against women continues to exist as a violation of rights that recognize cultural, religious, social, geographical and economic boundaries all over the world. Domestic violence against women, an important social problem, not only affects the physical and mental health of women, but also prevents the development of their legal, social, political and economic status. The fact that violence against women is more prevalent than men than women is one of the most important social mechanisms in which the structural feature of violence against women is based on gender and that women are forced to a more subordinate position than men. that their relationship leads to the superiority of men over women, discrimination against women, and prevention of women's full progress in social and business fields. Iddet Violence against Women; Neden Causes and Consequences, measures to move beyond being at least in sight. Labor to combat this problem. To carry out various campaigns, different projects and studies with great determination for the necessary social mentality transformations. Iddet Violence against Women; Neden Causes and Consequences, measures to move beyond being at least in sight. Labor to combat this problem. To carry out various campaigns, different projects and studies with great determination for the necessary social mentality transformations. Preventing domestic violence against women, which is an important problem in our country. Violence against women under legal and administrative headings in all areas, taking into account both our international commitments and the regulations in our national legislation in order to protect victims; We want to examine the causes and consequences and to fulfill a social task with this project we have prepared. Contact and consultation will determine the event. We will identify the risk factors, assess the risks arising from the analysis, and identify the control measures. We will conduct our monitoring and review opinions with the provincial directorate of Family and Social Policies. The probability of the event occurring among the factors that incite violence together with all possible reasons, the phenomenon of violence if the event occurs and the action that can be taken. We will do our work with the Ministry of Family and Social Policies Provincial Directorate, AEU Training and Research Hospital Department of Psychiatry, Forensic Units. We will need to access the archive information of related institutions. We need knowledge of the severity of violence and its causes and consequences for the project to be carried out well. We will create an archive by copying the data and information we have acquired. We will obtain a statistical result by revealing the results of our private studies and surveys in the free field. We will share our result with the education units and the public via the press and visual media outside the relevant institutions. We believe that the project will be extended to many years and will be permanent with printed and monitoring periods. Our target; addressing a wide range of problems ranging from freedom of expression, access to justice, struggle against torture and impunity, protection of women's rights and cultural diversity, and respect for cultural diversity, which are self-confident, not obsessed with gender diversity, and which can protect their rights and interests, enable participation in the reform process. to play an integral role in the reform efforts in Turkey. Violence against women. Domestic violence. Difficult women who have become vulnerable due to certain circumstances. These; Pregnant women. Women living in rural and remote areas. Women with young children. Disabled women. Old women. Women from minority groups. Homeless women. Daughters. Gay women. Asylum seekers, regardless of legal status, are immigrant women. Refugee women. Women working in the sex industry. Drug addicts. Women with HIV / AIDS virus. Recognition of gender-based violence as oppression means that a woman may be subjected to oppression because of her identity and status as a woman.