Domestic violence occurs not only in squalid tenements but also in beautiful mansions: journalist

Joanna Racewicz, a journalist, notes that perpetrators of domestic violence can camouflage themselves perfectly. On the other hand, under the guise of elegance, politeness, and good manners, they often hide executioners who unscrupulously deliver blows to their partners.  They breeze through the salons, while in the privacy of their homes, they are ruthless. In preparing for the publication of the book "Sleeping with the CEO" Joanna Racewicz spoke with many battered women and is aware that it is not easy to break out of such a toxic relationship, especially if you can't count on understanding even among close people. She has also found that if no one extends a helping hand to them, they are unlikely to find the strength and courage to change things.

"Sleeping with the CEO is a collection of stories of women who broke out of violent relationships. This is my and Kiara Ulli's – the author of this idea, who invited me to this project – a voice of protest against all that happens behind closed doors, not in rented tenements, not somewhere on the outskirts of cities, not in the poorest, squalid neighborhoods, but on the contrary - in beautiful, elegant villas, in so-called good houses, in rich and refined surroundings," Joanna Racewicz, assessed.

(Newseria)