I want to file a domestic violence complaint. Can I get personal protection?

It seems you are considering filing a domestic violence complaint and requesting personal protection.

In your case, having suffered violent situations for several years, you appear to need personal protection due to anxiety and threats arising from this.

When proceeding with a domestic violence complaint, the victim can apply to the police for emergency provisional measures.

If there is concern that the domestic violence crime may recur and the situation is judged to be urgent, a provisional measure decision can be obtained.

Through this, the perpetrator cannot approach within 100 meters of the victim.

In particular, even approach via telecommunications is prohibited, so personal protection can be temporarily provided.

In addition to this, you can apply to the court for a victim protection order to receive personal protection.

This protection order is an order that legally prohibits the perpetrator from approaching the victim.

Through this, the victim can secure safety legally.

If you still feel threatened despite such measures, it is wise to receive private security services.

Security services are a way to further enhance the victim's safety, providing an additional safety net beyond police protection.