Abstract
Exploring Competencies of Social Workers in Dealing with Reporting of Domestic Violence Cases
Highlights
The COVID-19 pandemic has restricted community movement through the Movement Control Order (PKP) from March 18 to the Recovery Movement Control Order (PKPP) and the Conditional Movement Control Order (PKPB)
The domestic violence reporting techniques that will be discussed include several procedures that have been identified to help victims of domestic violence in making case reports
This study found that the domestic violence case reporting technique is a chain of processes required by victims of domestic violence to get out of a situation of violence
Summary
The COVID-19 pandemic has restricted community movement through the Movement Control Order (PKP) from March 18 to the Recovery Movement Control Order (PKPP) and the Conditional Movement Control Order (PKPB). The Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) stated that 3,080 cases were reported from May 18 to October 2020. The Women's Aid Organization (WAO) found that the WAO service line increased 3.4 times during the period of movement via phone calls, WhatsApp application queries through the WAO hotline. According to Saadah and Shuhada (2018), domestic violence increases every year due to a lack of public exposure to the rights that can be fought for if a person experiences domestic violence. The increasing statistics of domestic violence cases is a greatly worrisome social problem in all levels of society regardless of race, class, and economic status.
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