The difference between civil mediation and domestic violence warning

Civil mediation and domestic violence warning are both written decisions made by judicial organs on civil cases or domestic violence incidents involved, but there are some differences between them:

The content is different: the civil mediation is a written record of the parties voluntarily reaching a settlement agreement, which is usually a way to solve civil disputes, while the domestic violence warning is a written warning with the main purpose of protecting the interests of the victims, which is usually a way to take measures to prevent and stop domestic violence.

Signatories are different: a civil mediation document is usually signed by the parties voluntarily, and a settlement agreement is reached on behalf of both parties voluntarily, while a domestic violence warning document is a written warning to the injurer by the judicial organ or relevant departments, which is usually binding and warning to the injurer.

Different purposes: The main purpose of civil mediation is to solve civil disputes, achieve reconciliation between the two sides, and achieve the purpose of mediation. The main purpose of the domestic violence warning book is to warn the perpetrators, prohibit them from continuing violence and protect the rights and interests of the victims.

In short, although both the civil mediation document and the domestic violence warning document are written decisions, they are different in nature, content, signer and purpose, and they also aim at different problems.