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The document describes various photos that depict women working in different agricultural, food preparation, and domestic roles around the world. The photos show women working in fields, nurseries, laboratories, stoves, markets, and more in countries such as Nepal, Peru, Mali, Lebanon, Senegal, Hungary, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Botswana, Guinea, Ecuador, Indonesia, Kenya, Albania, India, Guatemala, El Salvador, and others. The work portrayed includes introducing new crops, transplanting and harvesting rice, preparing food and cheese, carrying goods, selling goods at markets, and more.
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- In Tamil Nadu, India, domestic violence is common. A WHO survey found 60% of executives said domestic violence limits women's participation in the workplace. Other forms of violence prevalent in Tamil Nadu include sexual violence, dowry-related murders, female genital mutilation, and early/child marriage.
- Several case studies provide examples of specific instances of domestic violence, rape, dowry-related deaths, harmful traditional practices, and child marriages in Tamil Nadu. Addressing violence against women requires legal reforms and changes to social attitudes
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