Patriarchal society is one of the primary systems of social relations, and it's main characteristic is placing women in a subordinate position. The struggle for women's rights took place in 3 waves, and the beginning was marked by fighting for the right to vote. Although feminism as a social movement has made great strides in terms of women's rights, the prevalence of patriarchal oppression of women is still felt. Women are the largest group of victims of domestic violence. In working with victims of domestic violence, group work is often used. Most clients in social care are women, but they also make a majority among the service providers in social work. Social work tends to be unbiased and neutral, which is why it often overlooks the effects of oppression on women in modern society. Social work and feminism are tied closely by the values they advocate. Feminist social work seeks to evaluate and apply adequate responses to the oppression of the female gender. The focus is on problems that are a reflection of traditional norms and expectations. Feminist group work criticizes sexism and racism and emphasizes the individual life experiences of women. It seeks to encourage the development of skills and the empowerment of women so that they can improve the quality of their own lives.