1,200-1,500 wordsKey Assignment Draft (Objectives from Weeks 1–4)Refine your Leadership Style Action Plan (based on your key learnings from Weeks 1–4) by completing the following sections:Part 1: Your Leadership VisionReview information about how to write a leadership vision statement.What is a leader’s vision, and why is it important?In 25 words or less, write your vision statement, articulating your leadership goal based on what you learned about leadership in the past few weeks.Part 2: Your Leadership GoalsGoals represent your specific plan on how to enhance your leadership skills.Provide an assessment of your existing leadership competencies from Weeks 1 and 2.In 500 words, list and describe your 5 top leadership goals.Explain how they contribute to your vision statement.Part 3: Action PlanSetting goals is one way of learning to translate your visions into realities and action. Write 700–1,000 words describing your action plan for leadership, and explain how you will reach your goals.The narrative part of the plan should include any formal and informal educational opportunities such as books, courses, or symposiums.Use 1 real-world situation from your past, and identify how changing 1 thing about your leadership style may have led to a different outcome.Explain other ways in which you will work on your leadership goals.The graphic part of the plan should include a creative visual time line, including milestones, that depicts how you will accomplish your goals. Use visuals, words, illustrations, and so forth to show your plan.Part 4: Leadership Ethics and IntegrityOne critical part of a leader’s role is ethics and integrity. As you prepare your action plan, consider the ethics of leadership. Effective leaders inspire trust through their behaviors and personal integrity. Consider some of the characteristics of your own ethical behaviors and leadership integrity, and add this section to your Leadership Style Action Plan this week.Write 300–500 words about the 2 most important values of leadership: ethics and integrity.How will you maintain high standards of integrity as a leader?Please provide APA citations and references to support your work.

Hi, need to submit a 1750 words paper on the topic Domestic Violence in Qatar. If there is no law prohibiting DV, then there could be no case even if the act exists. And if it cannot be prosecuted then the abuser cannot be prosecuted leaving the victim/s helpless. On the other hand, if the victim chooses to keep silent, criminalizing it would not matter. There can be no case without a complainant. In Qatar, women not only endure domestic abuse but worse they even justify it. They also hesitate to report such incidence neither they seek protection thinking about their family reputation3

How serious is the impact of domestic violence that would require a specific law against it? To be enlightened, this paper specifically seeks to answer the following questions: How is the family affected by domestic violence? Are families able to deal effectively with domestic violence? Why yes and why not? What more is available or should be available to assist families in dealing with domestic violence?

The National Development Strategy (NDS) reported that there is an increasing incidence of DV in Qatar since 2004 with 2,389 numbers of cases referred to as the Qatar Foundation for Child and Women Protection. Of these cases, 1,204 were perpetrated against children and 1,185 against women. However, these figures only speak of those reported cases. The number must be greater given the fact that Iraq has no systematic data collection plus the fact that most Qatari women prefer not to report the incident to safeguard their family reputation. The NDS furthered that the devastating economic and social costs of this gender-based violence negate Qatar’s goal to have all its citizens socially cared for and protected.4

An interview conducted with a family therapist as to the effects of DV showed its far-ranging adverse effects on families specifically on wives and children. Among those common emotional traumas that victims of DV usually undergo are depression, anxiety, panic attacks, substance abuse, and posttraumatic stress disorder. More than this, he also emphasized that abuse also results in more serious psycho-social problems like suicide attempts, psychotic episodes, homelessness, and slow recovery from mental illness.