Domestic violence refers to the injury or harm or the threat of injury caused by an adult male,usually the husband, against his wife. Injury may be caused by physically beating up or by emotionally abusing her. Abuse of a women can also include verbal, sexual or economic abuse.
List of rights under the new law that helped womens who are survivors of violence are-
1) Right of women to live in a shared house.
2) Protection order against any further violence.

Domestic violence refers to any behavior that involves physical, sexual, emotional, or economic abuse within a domestic setting, such as the home, family, or intimate relationship. It is a widespread problem that affects people of all ages, genders, races, and socioeconomic backgrounds.

Two rights achieved for women who are survivors of violence by the new law are as follows:

1. Protection from violence: The new law provides women with legal protection from domestic violence. It recognizes that violence against women is a violation of their fundamental human rights and must be addressed as a criminal offense. Women who are survivors of violence can seek legal remedies such as protection orders, restraining orders, and compensation for damages.

2. Access to support services: The new law ensures that women who are survivors of violence have access to support services such as medical aid, counseling, and shelter. It recognizes that survivors of violence need comprehensive and holistic support to recover from the trauma of abuse and rebuild their lives. The law mandates the establishment of special cells and support centers to provide assistance to women who are survivors of violence.

Overall, the new law is a significant step towards addressing the issue of domestic violence and protecting the rights of women who are survivors of violence. However, it is essential to ensure that the law is effectively implemented and that survivors receive the support and assistance they need to recover from the trauma of abuse. By doing so, we can work towards creating a safer and more equitable society where all individuals can live free from violence and discrimination.