Is Human Security Complete Without A Corollary For Women
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This document discusses how human security is incomplete without also considering security for women. It notes that women's work is often considered non-market activities and that women are more susceptible to insecurities like rape, harassment, and natural disasters. When women lack economic security, they and their families are also less food secure. True human security requires a corollary that addresses legal rights and protections specifically for women.
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- 1. IS HUMAN SECURITY COMPLETE WITHOUT A COROLLORY FOR WOMEN? VAISHALI RAGHUVANSHI M.A. (INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS) SOUTH ASIAN UNIVERSITY
- 2. “Wecannot imagine a peaceful world unless people have security in their daily lives” UNDP’s 1994 Human Development Report By Mahbub Ul Huq Women’s share in Human Security
- 5. Mostof the works performed by women are considered to be non-market activities. “Glass Ceiling Effect” When women are not economica -lly secure, they are less likely to be food secure.
- 6. Who is more susceptible? Men or Women??? Female Centric Insecurity(Rape,Eveteasing, Foot Binding)
- 8. Women bear the heaviest burdens when natural disaster strikes. “Famine Marriages”
- 10. Forbearer of Community Values (Honor killing) Community Conflict(Gujrat Riots, Tamil- Sinhala Conflict) Absence Of Legal Rights For Women
- 13. Looking beyond the horizon... The answer lies within.
- 14. ANY ?