The Domestic Violence Prevention Act was announced on June 24(superscript th), 1998, enforced one year later, allowing the Authority to engage in protecting those victimized by domestic violence (hereinafter called ”DV”) in private sections. The related policies and acts enacted by the government aim to preserve the dignity, assure the physical safety and eliminate sexual discrimination for females as primarily provided in Constitutional Amendment. Over the past 11 years, there has been collected data which show how DV works and how it can be improved. Nevertheless, we would like to identify the gap between the governmental statistics and the social awareness so as to clarify the future approach. This research will examine the enactment of DV, the governmental statistical data and the awareness of the people in Taiwan to more understand how Domestic Violence Prevention Act is implemented and to further suggest the future approach.