How can women who are experiencing domestic violence obtain evidence and quickly escape from marriage?

I think if a married woman has been subjected to domestic violence, first of all, you must not be afraid to face it, and don’t say that you are afraid of other people’s jokes. Doing so will make the person who bullies you even more angry. Get worse.

I think if you encounter domestic violence, you should at least go to the neighborhood committee or your next door neighbor for help. Even if others can't help, at least they will know about it. If you ask about anything later, they will know that it happened. Such a thing. Now you must report it to the women's committee of the neighborhood committee, ask them to help, tell them that such a thing has happened, and help them leave evidence, which will be used in the future.

As for the wounds on your body, don’t be a ninja. You must go to the hospital to have your injuries examined. Also tell the doctor how the injuries occurred and don't hide it from the person who hurt you. Even if you can hide it for a while, you will need it if you hide it now and really want a divorce in the future, so you must tell it. Including the examination done by the hospital, the injury report, it is best to ask the doctor or nurse to take pictures for you. These are all evidence. If it's serious enough, remember to call the police to protect yourself. It's best to have a one-touch alarm button on your phone, just in case.

Furthermore, the person who commits violence against you may use a belt or a stick to hurt you. If they use these things, there will be their fingerprints and some evidence of harm to you. Keep it well.

If something like this really happens, you'd better protect yourself first. The most important thing is. I'm asking for help to get evidence, examine your injuries, etc. I feel that if a couple has reached this point, it would be best if they could get together and get away. You must communicate first, but it is best to choose a safe place to communicate. Do not communicate alone. I think you don’t know what a violent person will do next.

If we really can't reach an agreement, I think we should go through the legal process. If we should sue, we should sue, and if we should call the police, we should call the police. Don't be afraid to speak up. No matter how big the domestic violence is, there may be a second time. Don't tolerate it. Protecting yourself is the most important thing.