1 7 Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act of 2004 (Republic Act 9262) – The law defines violence against women and their children as a public crime It provides for the security of the woman-complainant and her children through the availment of the barangay, temporary or permanent protection orders It also
constitutional law make, which induce people to believe that whatever contrary views they might hold are somehow illegitimate Constitutions often originate in violence, as revolutionaries displace by force regimes they regard as oppressive Even relatively peaceful revolutions can occur against a background of violence, as dissidents withdraw
physical violence and certain acts of physical violence as envisaged in the Indian Penal Code within the definition of domestic violence By adoption of such an expansive definition, the Act protects the right of women against violence The right to dignity: In€Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation v Nawab Khan Gulab Khan,
extensive federal funding to states to help states discourage violence against women 1" The Act also creates a federal civil rights remedy for victims of gender-