Domestic Violence In Haiti Vs America

I know since I am in America, I have rights and no man can’t tell me what to do. Sometimes it’s hard to read the stories in the newspaper of women being hurt in Haiti. When I was living in Haiti before 2011, I used to have a neighbor and her husband used to beat her. She was ashamed, and her other neighbors talked behind her back. She stayed inside until the scars on her face were all gone. Sometimes I talked to her, but I didn’t want to ask any questions because I didn’t want her to feel sad. I did not want to make her feel more ashamed, and I wasn’t sure whether I could talk to her about it. Talking about other topics is a good idea. When a person is going to this kind of problem try to make them feel comfortable. Tell them their life is worth a lot more they can ever imagine and to try to stand up for
What I wanted for my neighbor in Haiti was to have a safe home where she could feel happy, where she felt safe, and to never have to be ashamed and get beaten. In the USA, domestic violence is taken seriously and considered an actually crime rather than Haiti, which find it as anything than a story.
There are differences between domestic violence in Haiti vs. the USA. In Haiti there is not a lot of police control like in most of America. In America, if a women is suffering from domestic violence they usually know where to turn to for help, like who to call and where to go, but in Haiti there are significantly fewer resources. There are few, if any, people to call. There are, however, some similarities. In both country, domestic violence results from sexism. Such men think they can tell women what to do and they think they can do whatever they want with women. In Haiti, it is like women are men’s slaves. In America this is a little