Domestic violence is a pervasive and deeply concerning social issue characterized by the use of physical, emotional, or economic abuse within intimate relationships. This form of violence transcends demographic boundaries, affecting individuals of all backgrounds, genders, and ages. It involves a pattern of coercive control that can manifest in various forms, such as physical aggression, verbal abuse, manipulation, and isolation. Domestic violence not only inflicts immediate harm on victims but also has long-lasting psychological and emotional effects. Addressing this complex problem requires a comprehensive approach that involves awareness, prevention, support services, and legal measures to break the cycle of abuse and provide survivors with the resources they need to rebuild their lives.