Devyani Pokhriyal, Rajesh Bahuguna, M. Memoria, Rajiv Kumar
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When we talk about domestic violence, it includes a broad range of violent acts committed by one family member or household against another. Restrictions imposed during the recent pandemic made it impossible for domestic violence victims to access proper authority for effective remedies. To overcome this research gap, we aim to propose artificial technology-based domestic violence redressal mechanisms using ASR (automated speech recognition) for people who cannot physically go to official authorities. A literature review was conducted using literature from Scopus, PubMed, Research gate, and Semantic Scholar. We discovered that lack of physical access during the pandemic was the reason for the rise in domestic violence cases. Proposed Artificial Intelligence technology-based redressal mechanisms would help to deter physical barriers imposed by the pandemic.