The story of a 12-year-old Ukrainian girl, who is constantly beaten by her mother, has worried social networks.

The corresponding entry appeared on the page of the officer of the National Police Zoe Melnik in Facebook.

Miller retold the episode from her professional experience: the police called a girl whose girlfriend was afraid to go home and planned suicide. A police outfit drove the girls home to the caller and found out the details. It turned out that the fugitive is regularly beaten by the mother - in particular, she punched her face in the first class, with strangers. But none of the adults turned to the police. The girl said that she wants to live with her father, although the pope has never in her life seen.

A police officer is convinced that this mother will not be deprived of parental rights, otherwise the whole country would turn into a big orphanage - in fact, violence against children is widespread and is considered practically the norm.

"This society is hurt by violence. The word "educate" at me associates with a word to beat. Too often I heard it in this context. And where are school psychologists, guardianship agencies, where are you guys? Where are the teachers? And adults, who after 6 years only decided to tell the police officer about how an inadequate mother beats his fist in the face of a first-year student? And where is the state? Where is social advertising with calls not to beat children? Have you seen what qualitative social advertising is being done in the West? "Melnik asked rhetorically..

In conclusion, the author expressed the conviction that there should be no fear of blue whales - "one such mother is more terrible than thousands of blue whales".

The post received more than 760 likes and more than 40 outposts.

Kristina Anatolyevna admitted: "The nape of the neck is getting cold from such stories".

Lawyer Tatyana Montyan wrote: "And in 16-17 years this girl will grow up and bang mother. And he will sit for a long time ".

The publication of Zoya Melnik shared the head of the patrol police of Kharkov Olga Yuskevich.

"I call on adults who can see, know, and above all, resist domestic violence, do not turn a blind eye to this problem and provide assistance, or provide information that such assistance is necessary. Teachers, teachers, psychologists, neighbors - you can save lives and prevent tragedy! "- wrote Yuskevich.

As reported by the "Observer", law enforcement agencies found in Ukraine 434 groups of "suicides" in social networks.

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