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- 1. Presented By:- ROLL NO.:- 31 ANANYYA NAIR ROLL NO.:- 32 VYSHNAVI NAIR ROLL NO.:- 34 DIKSHITA PALAN ROLL NO.:- 36 GAURESH PASTE ROLL NO.:- 37 AVANTIKA PATIL ROLL NO.:- 38 SWATI POOJARY ROLL NO.:- 39 TUSHAR RAI ROLL NO.:- 40 TEJAL RANDIVE
- 4. Violence against women in India,1998 24% 31% 8% 13% 11% 6% 7% 0.2% molest pain dowrydeaths abduction rape others sexual violence bad behaviour
- 19. EXAMPLES OF PHYSICAL ABUSE • Slapping • Shaking • Beating with fist or object • Strangulation • Burning • Kicking • Threats with knife or gun
- 22. HarassmentAt Work Place Workplace harassment is the belittling or threatening behaviour directed at an individual worker or a group of workers . Sexual harassment is a form of sex discrimination that occurs in the workplace . Te legal definition of sexual harassment is Un welcomed verbal, visual or physical conduct of a sexual nature that is severe or pervasive and affects working condition.
- 23. EVE TEASING
- 24. Eve teasing is a euphemism used throughout South Asia, which includes (but is not limited to) India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal, for public sexual harassment or sexual assault of women by men. The name "Eve" alludes to the Bible's creation story concerning Adam and Eve.
- 31. Factors contributing to Violence against Women • Strictly enforced Gender roles • Association of masculinity with toughness and dominance • Punishment of women and children as an accepted value • Violence accepted as a standard way to resolve conflicts • Stress associated with poverty
- 32. Violent act
- 33. Forcing a woman to have sex Unwanted sexual touching intimidating insulting shaming Preventing a woman from working kicking Taking a woman’s money pushing slapping punching pulling hair controlling Having sex with a woman when she is too drunk or drugged to say no Physical violence Emotional violence Economic violence Sexual violence
- 34. Factors that contribute to violence Cause Violent act
- 35. drugs victim’s behaviour Factors that contribute to violence alcohol
- 36. Community attitudes Other people‘s silence or inaction Social environment
- 37. Community attitudes Other people‘s silence or inaction Social environment
- 38. insults beating Gender inequality Childhood experiences of abuse Social norm that men should control women Norms about women and men’s gender roles in the home
- 39. insults beating Gender inequality Other people‘s silence or inaction Childhood experiences of abuse Social norm that men should control women Norms about women and men’s gender roles in the home