This book is dedicated to ending domestic violence against millions of men and children, and to fighting discrimination against men.
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This book is dedicated to ending domestic violence against millions of men and children, and to fighting discrimination against men.
Includes The Guide to Stop Domestic Violence Physical and Non-physical Against Men and Children & Women
by Aslan Celic
Backed by Data and statistics and references.
The Majority of Victims of Domestic Violence Are Men and Children, Not Women
Is the perfect gift to:
• All members of parliament, all politicians, all lawmakers, judges, police officers, social workers, teachers, mental health workers, advocacy groups, and anyone who wants to understand the real truth about domestic violence, especially the fact that men and children are the main victims. It helps them learn how to create better laws, support systems, and programs to protect all victims’ men and women and children and promote fairness and justice for everyone to end domestic violence.
• Men who have fallen victim to unrecognized domestic violence inflicted by women and the legal system discrimination, with their suffering remaining invisible.
• Children who grow up as orphans because their fathers, broken by despair, systemic failure, and domestic violence inflicted by mothers, took their own lives.
• Children whose fathers were forced to abandon them due to parental alienation and ongoing domestic violence inflicted by their mothers and encouraged and protected by law, even after relationships ended .
• Young people who have ended up in jail, become addicted to substances, dropped out of high school, or failed in life because their fathers became absent due to domestic violence and systemic bias that enabled such abuse
• Children, whose fathers suffered early death, disability, or addiction as a result of domestic violence, encouraged and enabled by biased legal systems and maternal abuse.
• Children whose fathers were unable to care for them because of false allegations made by their mothers
• Alienated and estranged young or adult children from their father.
In The Majority of Victims of Domestic Violence Are Men and Children, Not Women, You will:
• Find out from data and statistics and references in this book how men and children are the majority of victims of domestic violence, police discrimination and family courts and system discrimination worldwide.
• Discover the hidden impact of domestic violence on men by women: men and children as primary victims.
• Discover how reforming the system is an urgent matter of national security.
• Ways to End police, family courts, and systemic discrimination against men.
• Discover the need to Reform the system to stop domestic violence and systemic discrimination to decrease suicide rates higher mortality rates and disability rates in men due to health issues, substance use as a coping mechanism after divorce in Australia.
• Discover Ideas how to reform unfair custody laws fueling domestic violence with tragic consequences for men and children and introduce enforcement of consent orders by the police.
• Discover ideas how to introduce legislation to stop family courts from favoring women and endangering children.
• Find out why betrayal trauma, an extreme form of nonphysical domestic abuse against men and women and children must be considered in family law settlement in custody and in finance.
• Discover why we have to reform the laws in financial settlements in divorce to decrease divorce rates.
• Discover the need to reform unfair child support laws for noncustodial parents.
• Read about a revolutionary Proposal for a free counseling service agency for individuals facing marital or relationship issues or do , including separated or divorced parents with children, as an alternative to involving police, social services, or courts with authority to enforce attendance at relationship, marriage, and co-parenting classes, regardless of whether allegations are confirmed or police is called or not .
• Discover how a mandatory in person relationship education can end domestic violence and stop fake allegations.
• Discover Mechanisms to stop immigration law and family law exploitation via fake domestic violence allegations.
• Explore the hidden impact of domestic violence on men by women: children as primary victims and its long term consequences.
• Discover the Effects on children and family life from ignoring domestic violence and systemic discrimination against men and how Children becoming orphans or growing up without a father due to maternal domestic violence.
• Find out about the economic and social costs of women perpetrated domestic violence against men and the long term consequences on children and fathers and the economy and productivity and GDP.
• Explore how the unfair system is contributing to Family breakdown, custody issues, and the toll on men and children short term and long term.
• Enjoy reading the guide to stop domestic violence physical and non physical against men and children & women as a guideline for the proposed mandatory course to end domestic violence.
• Explore the Foundations of a healthy relationship.
• Discover all forms of domestic abuse, including physical, withdrawal of affection and support, coercive control, verbal abuse, blocking, inconsiderate behaviors, cyber abuse, stalking, isolation abuse, cultural abuse, neglect, reproductive coercion, threats and intimidation, harassment, gas lighting, blame shifting, guilt tripping, harming pets or belongings, economic sabotage, threats of self harm or suicide, using children as pawns, religious or spiritual manipulation, and sexual abuse.
• Discover how mothers are using children after divorce to abuse fathers through child access and parental alienation, leading to mental and physical illnesses and disabilities in fathers, driving them toward suicide and addiction.
Calling For an Urgent Actions Of Legal Reforms Globally & Mandatory Courses & A Free Counseling Service Agency To End DV .
Every year, approximately 18,000 men in Australia die as a result of domestic violence indirectly—often without anyone noticing—and countless more worldwide. For every woman killed by a man in Australia, there are between 200 and 300 men dying due to the long-term consequences of women’s non-physical abuse, unfair laws in custody, financial disputes, domestic violence, discrimination by police, courts, and family courts, as well as the lack of government support for male victims. In addition, around 720 men in Australia successfully commit suicide each year following separation and divorce—an unknown number across the globe—victims of systemic neglect, emotional torment, and legal injustice, and the unrecognized domestic violence of women against men. This number is ten times the number of women killed by men in Australia in 2025. Millions of children grow up surrounded by loss—fatherless, abandoned, or forever scarred because the system failed to protect their fathers or because they were driven away by a relentless cycle of violence and injustice. These children become victims in their own right—lost, angry, or broken—while the true extent of domestic violence inflicted on men and children remains overlooked. This is a story of heartbreak, injustice, and the urgent need for change. "The Majority of Victims of Domestic Violence Are Men and Children, Not Women" is more than a book—it’s a plea. A plea to wake up, to acknowledge the suffering that has long been silenced. It challenges the myths, lies, and systemic failures that allow so many to endure their pain in silence. It’s a call to action—an urgent demand for laws and systems to finally recognize and protect every victim, regardless of gender. It’s about justice for the father pushed to despair, the child robbed of his father’s love, and the man drowning in pain while society looks away. This book will reveal a harsh reality. It will ignite your compassion, deepen your sense of justice, and motivate you to stand against silence and neglect. Because no one’s suffering should be ignored. No man, no child should be left behind in a broken system that refuses to see their pain. It’s time to break the silence. It’s time to stand up for those who cannot fight for themselves. Because every life lost, every child scarred, every man broken—matters. Their stories deserve to be heard. Join us in this fight for justice and dignity for every victim by purchasing the book and gifting it to: all members of parliament, politicians, lawmakers, judges, police officers, social workers, teachers, mental health workers, advocacy groups, and anyone interested in understanding the true facts about domestic violence, especially that men and children are the main victims. The book helps them learn how to create better laws, support systems, and programs to protect all victims—men, women, and children. It promotes fairness and justice for everyone to help end domestic violence and the legal system discrimination against men .