Exposed men in Serbia beaten by their wives, although the recognition of this it requires great courage to admit in a country like Serbia, where must reflect the man an example of strength, but Dusan Stockevik recognized as being beaten by his wife, for protection.
It took great courage to admit this in a country like Serbia, where, as in the rest of the Balkans should be the man that embodies the example of the force.
The newspaper "Gulf," the UAE that Dusan joined the Center receives the men who are exposed to spousal violence, the first of its kind in Serbia.
It took great courage to admit this in a country like Serbia, where, as in the rest of the Balkans should be the man that embodies the example of the force.
The newspaper "Gulf," the UAE that Dusan joined the Center receives the men who are exposed to spousal violence, the first of its kind in Serbia.
Dusan says, a man in his fifties, "I must be the first man in the Balkans, which recognizes that his wife hit him." He adds, "My wife and her two daughters Adharbennina baseball bats."
He points out that it did so is accused of spousal violence and the seizure of his property, he was seriously wounded, and still suffers today from the consequences of these attacks.
Dusan and explains that the worst of it is that he struggled for months to prove he is the victim, and imprisoned for two months after the charges against him of his wife, and then released from the requirement of not approaching his home.
Verica says Sefanovic, a legal expert said that all this is because of refusal by the courts to recognize that domestic violence against men is also present.
He points out that it did so is accused of spousal violence and the seizure of his property, he was seriously wounded, and still suffers today from the consequences of these attacks.
Dusan and explains that the worst of it is that he struggled for months to prove he is the victim, and imprisoned for two months after the charges against him of his wife, and then released from the requirement of not approaching his home.
Verica says Sefanovic, a legal expert said that all this is because of refusal by the courts to recognize that domestic violence against men is also present.
Dusan Trifunovic, explains president and founder of the "security masculine", it is difficult for men to claim their rights in a case like this, pointing out that men are not subjected to violence by women, but also by the children.
He points out that between 7 and 10% of men in Serbia are victims of domestic violence, whether physically or psychologically.
In the Balkans, where the men seen as infallible and tough, not easy for them to admit that they are exposed to spousal violence
He points out that between 7 and 10% of men in Serbia are victims of domestic violence, whether physically or psychologically.
In the Balkans, where the men seen as infallible and tough, not easy for them to admit that they are exposed to spousal violence
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