According to the article, there has been an increase in the number of cases compared to the previous year. In 2022, there were a total of 49 cases, while from January to August 2023, there have already been 47 cases reported. The increase in cases is attributed to the active efforts of the authorities in uncovering and addressing these cases. The majority of the reported cases involve verbal violence, with 11 cases of physical violence and nine cases of sexual violence. The article also highlights the role of technology, specifically the influence of social media, as one of the contributing factors to the occurrence of violence against children and women in Padang. Economic factors are also mentioned as potential causes. To address these issues, the local authorities have conducted awareness campaigns and education programs in schools to raise awareness among students about violence against children and women. The article emphasizes the importance of reporting any incidents of violence to the authorities, either through field teams or directly to the relevant offices
According to the article, there has been an increase in the number of cases compared to the previous
year. In 2022, there were a total of 49 cases, while from January to August 2023, there have already
been 47 cases reported. The increase in cases is attributed to the active efforts of the authorities in
uncovering and addressing these cases.
The majority of the reported cases involve verbal violence, with 11 cases of physical violence and
nine cases of sexual violence. The article also highlights the role of technology, specifically the
influence of social media, as one of the contributing factors to the occurrence of violence against
children and women in Padang. Economic factors are also mentioned as potential causes.
To address these issues, the local authorities have conducted awareness campaigns and education
programs in schools to raise awareness among students about violence against children and women.
The article emphasizes the importance of reporting any incidents of violence to the authorities,
either through field teams or directly to the relevant offices