When violence is used against the body of another person in order to harm, injure or kill them, we speak of physical violence. This also includes destroying objects or other people's property (vandalism).

For example: hitting, kicking, pinching, punching, pushing

This form of violence includes verbal abuse, threats, embarrassment, blackmail and insults. Mental violence also includes bullying and stalking.

For example: teasing, insulting, humiliating, blackmailing

In addition to sexual abuse (with or without physical contact), this form of violence also includes sexual harassment and insults.

When people are disadvantaged or excluded because of their age, gender, sexual orientation, social background, geographical origin, disability or religion or belief, we speak of discrimination or systematic exclusion.

Neglect can be physical (e.g. little food, no suitable clothing for all weathers) as well as mental/emotional (e.g. no appreciation, love or security). Parents or guardians do not take care of what their child needs.

When a person is repeatedly hurt, ostracized, constantly teased, maligned, hit or kicked, this is known as bullying.

For example: excluding, ignoring, ignoring, ostracizing, derogatory gestures

When embarrassing or offensive videos, pictures or texts of a person are sent and distributed on the internet, in apps or via a cell phone, this is cyberbullying. This also includes hurting other people through comments (anonymous or not).

Cyber violence also includes sending pornographic films or images to minors and blackmail on the internet.

Domestic violence refers to violence between people who live together as a family or in a relationship. It can take the form of physical, sexualized and psychological violence. Domestic violence also occurs when children experience violent interaction between their parents.

Radicalization is a process in which a person adopts extreme political, social or religious attitudes and beliefs and strives for a fundamental change in society. These attitudes are against democracy.