Domestic Violence Prevention Act Article 58-2

If any victim suffers domestic violence or sexual assault from any family member when the said victim is a minor, and one of the following circumstances occurs, he/she may apply to the household registration office to note that the perpetrator and lineal relatives by blood may not apply for reviewing or receiving the household registration information of the said victim:1. The perpetrator has been convicted and found guilty.2. The lineal blood relatives have been declared by the court to have ceased parental or guardianship rights in accordance with the provisions of the Protection of Children and Youths Welfare and Rights Act.3. The court rules that the victim shall continue to be sheltered until reaching the age of majority in accordance with the provisions of the Protection of Children and Youths Welfare and Rights Act.4. The victim has been awarded any civil protection order by the court in accordance with Subparagraph 12 of Paragraph 1 of Article 14 of the Domestic Violence Prevention Act.5. The victim has been ruled by the court to reduce or exempt from support obligations due to the circumstances of Paragraph 1 of Article 1118-1 of the Civil Code.6. Other situations where the competent authority has asserted that the perpetrator or lineal relatives by blood know the victim’s household registration information, which may have an adverse impact on daily life or personal safety.For victims whose lives are affected by the traumatic experience of domestic violence or sexual assault committed by family members when they are minors, municipal and county (city) governments shall provide physical and mental treatment, consultation, social and psychological assessment and measures.