Interpersonal violence refers to harmful acts that occur between individuals, often resulting in physical or emotional injury. This type of violence can take many forms, including domestic violence, sexual assault, and bullying. It typically arises from conflicts, power imbalances, or societal norms that condone aggressive behavior. The impact of interpersonal violence can be severe, affecting not only the victims but also their families and communities. Victims may experience long-term psychological effects, such as depression and anxiety, while communities may face increased crime rates and social instability. Addressing interpersonal violence requires comprehensive strategies, including education, support services, and legal interventions.