Beatings
Beatings generally refer to physical assaults in which one person strikes another with a hand, a weapon, or a blunt object. The term commonly conveys repeated or severe violence and can cause physical injuries, psychological distress, and, in some cases, long-term health problems. Beatings occur in a variety of settings, including domestic or family environments, street encounters, or abuse by caregivers or authority figures. In some contexts, the word may describe a thorough defeat in sports or competition, a usage unrelated to illegal violence.
Legally, beating is typically classified as assault or domestic violence, with laws and penalties varying by
Health effects can range from superficial injuries to concussions and broken bones, and even non-physical effects
Prevention strategies include education about healthy relationships, conflict resolution, safe housing and shelters, community policing, and