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This presentation discusses the issue of female foeticide and infanticide in India. It notes that the practice of killing female fetuses in the womb has been followed for ages in India despite women once being described as goddesses there. Poverty, gender discrimination, lack of education, and future speculation about marriage and dowry costs are cited as causes. The presentation urges stopping this "evil" practice in the name of humanity and concludes that educating both the educated and uneducated is needed to end female infanticide.
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Beware that the girl children ratio reducing day by day.Stop female feticides and infanticides.Every citizen has a role to stop this cruel act of killing before and after birth of girl child.
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The document discusses gender bias and discrimination against girl children in India. It notes that sons are often desired for support in old age, while girls are seen as a burden. As a result, female infanticide and sex-selective abortions are occurring, with a girl being killed in the womb every three seconds worldwide. The document calls for empowering, educating, and enlightening society to end gender bias and treat boys and girls equally. It urges welcoming girl children and respecting women to allow them to fulfill their roles as mothers.
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The document discusses the issue of female foeticide and discrimination against girls in India. It notes that while India has seen advancements in many fields, girls are still disadvantaged and often killed before or after birth due to a preference for sons. It provides statistics on missing girls from censuses and defines female foeticide. It discusses the reasons for killing girls, including poverty, gender discrimination, lack of education, and dowry practices. The document advocates for protecting girl children and ensuring their right to survival, health care, and education. It highlights National Girl Child Day as a way to increase awareness of the importance of girls.
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This presentation summarizes the issue of female foeticide and infanticide in India. It discusses how the practice has been followed for ages in India where female fetuses and infants are killed. Some of the key causes mentioned are poverty, gender discrimination, lack of education, and traditional practices. The presentation uses a diary format from the perspective of an unborn female baby who is killed after the parents find out she is a girl. It argues that stopping this evil practice is a responsibility and highlights how technology and education can help influence people to value the girl child.
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This presentation discusses the issue of female foeticide and infanticide in India. It notes that the practice of killing female fetuses in the womb has been followed for ages in India despite women once being described as goddesses there. Poverty, gender discrimination, lack of education, and future speculation about marriage and dowry costs are cited as causes. The presentation urges stopping this "evil" practice in the name of humanity and concludes that educating both the educated and uneducated is needed to end female infanticide.
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Beware that the girl children ratio reducing day by day.Stop female feticides and infanticides.Every citizen has a role to stop this cruel act of killing before and after birth of girl child.
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This presentation summarizes the issue of female foeticide and infanticide in India. It discusses how the practice has been followed for ages in India where female fetuses and infants are killed. Some of the key causes mentioned are poverty, gender discrimination, lack of education, and traditional practices. The presentation uses a diary format from the perspective of an unborn female baby who is killed after the parents find out she is a girl. It argues that stopping this evil practice is a responsibility and highlights how technology and education can help influence people to value the girl child.
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This document discusses the issue of female foeticide in India. It defines female foeticide as aborting a female fetus after sex determination testing. It notes that the practice is fueled by social, economic and religious factors like the caste system, denial of property rights to women, and social stigma. Statistics are presented showing declining child sex ratios over time and a more severe problem in rural areas. Several slides call for ending this cruelty against girls and saving the disappearing girl child in order to strengthen the nation.
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This document is written from the perspective of an unborn female fetus describing her development from attachment to an ovary to ultimately being aborted after her parents discovered she was a girl. She questions why she was killed just for her gender, noting that societies love and value mothers, wives, girlfriends, and daughters. The document argues that killing female fetuses is a serious and sinful practice motivated by poverty, gender discrimination, lack of education, and dowries. It notes that saving the girl child is important because women are precious assets who bring new life into the world and nurture society. The conclusion calls for joining hands to fight against this injustice of female foeticide and raise awareness to see more women achievers in the future
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Female foeticide is the act of aborting a fetus because it is female. It is still practiced today in India due to reasons like poverty, gender discrimination, lack of education, and traditional practices. This has led to an adverse sex ratio in India, with only 944 girls for every 1000 boys. The shortage of women does not increase their value but places greater restrictions on them. It could also lead to increased trafficking of women. Saving the girl child is important as women are precious assets who care, teach, bless, rule, explore, and struggle. Putting an end to female foeticide requires raising awareness against this injustice.
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The diary describes the development of a female fetus from conception to abortion. It notes key stages of development, including hearing the mother's heartbeat and having identifiable body parts in an ultrasound. However, on November 14th it says "I was DEAD!" and questions why it was aborted just for being female. The rest of the document discusses the serious problem of female foeticide in India due to gender discrimination and preference for sons over daughters. It argues that female foeticide should be stopped to save the disappearing girl child and ensure women's roles in society, family, and the future of the nation.
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The girl child faces discrimination in many parts of the world. She is often viewed as inferior to the male child and receives less access to education, healthcare, and other resources. Gender-based discrimination against girls manifests in various harmful forms such as sex-selective abortion, neglect, and lack of opportunities. While laws and policies have promoted greater equality, cultural attitudes still undermine female children in some societies. Overcoming deep-rooted discrimination requires ongoing efforts to change mindsets and ensure girls can realize their full potential.
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Female infanticide is the intentional killing of infant girls. It occurs most commonly in patriarchal societies with low social status of women and a strong cultural preference for sons. Factors like poverty, the dowry system, and lack of education contribute to female infanticide, which has negative effects like increased sexual violence and human trafficking. Laws have attempted to curb the practice by banning dowry and sex-selective abortion. Changing cultural mindsets through education is also important to address the root causes of female infanticide.
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The document discusses the issues of female foeticide and infanticide in India. It notes that about one million girl children die before their first birthday each year due to lack of medical care and health care. The practice of sex-selective abortion is also increasing, causing the sex ratio to decline from 972 females per 1000 males in 1901 to 917 females per 1000 males in 2001. If this trend continues, it could lead to demographic and social problems like a shortage of brides for grooms. The main causes identified are a cultural preference for male children, viewing girls as a burden, and the financial burden of dowries. The document calls on youth to empower women through education, prevent female foeticide and infanticide
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Abortion of female foetus after undergoing a sex determination test is known as female foeticide .
Dowry system ,preference for a male child, low status of women , etc are the few reasons for female foeticide. Consequences of which are skewed sex ratio, female trafficking, rape & women exploitation.
Laws have been enacted to stop female foeticide .
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This document discusses the plight of girl children in India and calls for action. It notes that female infanticide and feticide are still prevalent practices, with sex ratios as low as 896 girls born for every 1000 boys nationally and 754 in some parts of India. Girl children face discrimination, prejudices, lack of medical care and proper nutrition. They are often killed in the womb or shortly after birth through methods like poisoning, suffocation or starvation. It calls on influential groups in society like local leaders, health professionals, NGOs and journalists to take action through influencing attitudes, ethical guidelines, advocacy networks and investigative reporting to end gender discrimination and the pre-birth elimination of females. The goal is for India
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This document discusses the issue of female feticide in India. It notes that ultrasound technology has been misused to determine the sex of fetuses and abort female fetuses. This has led to a decline in the female population and adverse consequences like increased abuse and trafficking of women. Some facts presented include that nearly 10 million female fetuses have been aborted in the past two decades in India and the child sex ratio has declined from 945 to 927 females per 1000 males from 1991 to 2001. The document calls for stricter implementation of laws against sex determination and abortion of female fetuses to end this cruel practice.
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The girl child faces discrimination in many parts of the world. She is often viewed as inferior to the male child and receives less access to education, healthcare, and other resources. Gender-based discrimination against girls manifests in various harmful forms such as sex-selective abortion, neglect, and lack of opportunities. While laws and policies have promoted greater equality, cultural attitudes still undermine female children in some societies. Overcoming deep-rooted discrimination requires ongoing efforts to change mindsets and ensure girls can realize their full potential.
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The document discusses the issues of female foeticide and infanticide in India. It notes that about one million girl children die before their first birthday each year due to lack of medical care and health care. The practice of sex-selective abortion is also increasing, causing the sex ratio to decline from 972 females per 1000 males in 1901 to 917 females per 1000 males in 2001. If this trend continues, it could lead to demographic and social problems like a shortage of brides for grooms. The main causes identified are a cultural preference for male children, viewing girls as a burden, and the financial burden of dowries. The document calls on youth to empower women through education, prevent female foeticide and infanticide
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- 1. SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF UNBORN CHILD SAVE GIRL CHILD
- 2. Child is a gift of god. A beautiful creation of nature through Human Being IN MOTHER’S womb.
- 3. EVERY CHILD HAS THE RIGHT TO SURVIVAL TO LIVE WITH GOOD HEALTH CARE AND RIGHT FOR EQUAL EDUCATION IN THE COUNTRY.
- 4. IN OUR COUNTRY EVERY YEAR ABOUT TWELVE MILLIONS GIRL CHILDREN BORN. OUT OF 12 MILLIONS NEARLY ONE MILLION DIES BEFORE FIRST BIRTHDAY OF THE CHILD DUE TO LACK OF MEDICAL AND HEALTH CARE.
- 5. 3MILLIONS GIRLS DIES BEFORE THEIR 15TH BIRTHDAY DUE TO MALNUTRITION, ANAEMIA, RUBELLA AND NEGLIGENCE.
- 6. INCREASING FEMALE INFANTICIDES FEMALE FOETICIDES DUE TO PRE- NATAL SCREENING THE RATIO OF FEMALES----GIRLS REDUCING i.e., LESS NUMBER OF GIRLS
- 7. SEX RATIO :1901-2001 IN INDIA 1901 Females – 972 per 1000 Males 1911 964 1921 955 1931 950 1941 945 1951 946 1961 941 1971 930 1981 934 1991 927 2001 933
- 8. IFTHIS CONTINUES…………. WHAT WILL BE THE FATE OF OUR DEMOGRAPHICAL CONDTION AND SOCIAL LIVING CONDITION?????????
- 9. DEMOGRAPHICAL IMBALANCE BOYS WILL BE MORE THAN GIRLS. SHORTAGE OF GIRLS FOR BOYS TO GET MARRY. DATE BACK TO EPIC AGE LIKE 1 GIRL MARRIED BY 5 BOYS.
- 10. WHY THIS CONDITION ??? FEMALE CHILD CONSIDERED AS BURDEN. FEMALE CHILD BORN TO SUFFER FROM BIRTH TO DEATH. LESS HEALTH CARE AND NUTRITION FOR GIRLS. GENDER BIAS IN FAMILIES.
- 11. TRADITIONAL AND CULTURAL PREFERENCE FOR MALE CHILD IN THE FAMILIES. BOYS CONSIDERED AS CARE TAKER AT OLD AGE / TO PERFORM LAST RITES ON DEATH. BURDEN OF DOWRY ADDS FOR PREFERENCE FOR MALE CHILD. POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SITUATION IS ONE AMONG THE REASON FOR PREFERENCE OF MALE CHILD.
- 12. SEX RATIO IN RAJASTHAN (916)
- 13. (909GIRLS PER 1000 BOYS)
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- 16. S.O.S CALL TO YOUTH!!!! GIVE EQUAL OPPURTUNITY FOR HEALTH CARE AND EDUCATION. SAVE GIRL CHILDREN. PREVENT FEMALE INFANTICIDES AND FOETICIDES. STOP PRE-NATAL SCREENING / SEX SELECTION ABARTIONS. EMPOWER WOMEN WITH EDUCATION TO SENSE THE RIGHTS OF GIRL CHILD TO EXIST. RESPECT MOTHERHOOD IN WOMAN TO RETAIN WOMANHOOD.
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