This report examines domestic violence against women, defining it as gender-based violence and highlighting the various forms of abuse, including physical, sexual, emotional, and economic abuse. The report explores the vulnerability of women, the impact of domestic violence on their lives, and the extent of criminal victimization. It also analyzes the root causes of domestic violence, such as societal discrimination and inequality, and discusses the challenges faced by women in abusive relationships. The report further outlines the role of the criminal justice system, including legal acts, awareness programs, and the importance of early intervention. It also addresses the complexities of reporting domestic violence, including the reasons women may hesitate to seek help and the need for improvements in the legal system to provide better protection and justice for survivors. The report emphasizes the need for a multi-faceted approach to address domestic violence, including prevention, intervention, and support for victims.