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The document discusses women's safety and empowerment. It outlines a team that will work on this topic from Integral University in Lucknow. It discusses how crimes against women have historically been underreported due to issues like unawareness and social stigma. It then lists some of the common crimes against women like sexual harassment, dowry, and trafficking. It advocates for a holistic empowerment approach including education, health, skills, and political participation. It also suggests some safety measures like security cameras in public places and self-defense training. It emphasizes the importance of cooperation from police, NGOs, and legal assistance for victims.
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- 4. • Crimes against women are there in our society from the starting but remain unheard due to : • Unawareness • Social Stigma • Lack of Media But now the voices of the victims can be heard loud and clear.
- 5. • Social learning models that shape men’s ideas of masculinity. • Mental disorders • Female Foeticide • Substance abuse • Rape • Mental Disorder • Sexual harassment • Dowry • Trafficking
- 6. Holistic approach to Empowerment Health & Nut. Education Water & San. Skills Technology Credit Political Participation Marketing Asset base
- 7. W- Women A- Against R- Rape R- Robbery I- Injustice O- Oppression R- Rage
- 8. • Installation of hidden and closed circuit cameras in public places. • Avoiding going to lonely places at night. • Encourage women oriented shows like “AAP KI KACHEHRI ”. • Appointment of more female officers. • Self-defence Techniques (like Marshal Arts).
- 9. SAFETY ATWORK • Stay calm and try your best efforts to escape from the point. • Self realization of part of men.
- 10. • Full co-operation and assistance from the police. • Net-working from NGO’s and the community neighborhood groups. • Legal assistance from the commission through legal aid centers.
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