Womens day special march 8th 2017
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Violence against women is a major global issue, with at least 1 in 5 women experiencing physical or sexual abuse by a man in her lifetime. Violence against women includes domestic violence, rape, sexual harassment, forced marriage, honor crimes, female genital mutilation, and more. The document discusses the definition and scope of violence against women internationally and in India, where crimes against women are reported every three minutes. It provides safety tips and discusses efforts to address this issue through legal reforms.
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This is the first power point slides I made, the contents in this slides are taken from various books N I do hope that it will bring a positive effect in the society.
Any comments you have can be sent at rainfall12@hotmail.com or mann061@yahoo.com.
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This document provides an overview of domestic violence in Pakistan. It discusses types of domestic violence such as male domestic violence and female domestic violence. It outlines the causes of domestic violence in Pakistan including women's low education and empowerment. The effects of domestic violence on both physical and mental health are described. Theories regarding domestic violence and governmental and non-governmental efforts to address the issue in Pakistan are also summarized.
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This document discusses sexual street harassment in India and proposes solutions. It defines sexual street harassment as unwanted, disrespectful, and disturbing behavior towards women in public spaces. While sometimes referred to as "Eve teasing", the document argues this term downplays the seriousness of the issue. Surveys show sexual harassment is highly prevalent but underreported due to a lack of support systems and social stigma. The document explores the root causes, including harmful aspects of masculinity taught to boys. It proposes solutions like changing mindsets, enabling public support through symbols, and an online reporting portal to map unsafe areas and advocate for stronger laws. The organization IndiaOYE's mission is to end sexual harassment through public advocacy and awareness campaigns.
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The document discusses the harms of prostitution and makes the case for abolishing the prostitution system. It outlines the trauma, vulnerabilities, and exploitation women in prostitution face, as well as the negative impacts on physical and mental health. While some societies have legalized prostitution, this has not made it safer or reduced violence. The document argues that criminalizing sex buyers and decriminalizing women in prostitution, while providing support services, is the best approach to ending this system of inequality and violence against women. International conventions recognize prostitution as discrimination, violence, torture and slavery. Abolishing the system is presented as the solution to stop the damage.
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This document discusses violence against women in India and proposes ways to promote women's empowerment and ensure their safety. It notes that while women have made achievements in various fields, systematic discrimination and issues like inadequate nutrition, limited access to education/health, domestic violence, and sexual violence restrict women's freedom. It provides statistics on crimes against women like rape, dowry deaths, and female infanticide. To address this, it calls for recognizing women as equal partners rather than subservient beings, reducing poverty and gender injustice, and eradicating social evils through sustained awareness of women's rights.
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India faces many social challenges, with violence against females being one of the biggest. The document discusses several issues facing Indian women such as low sex ratios at birth, high rates of child marriage, lack of access to education, and safety issues like trafficking, sexual harassment, rape, and domestic violence. The youth can help address these problems by promoting girls' education, preventing child marriage, supporting laws and policies to increase women's safety, and changing social attitudes.
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Womens day special march 8th 2017
- 3. “women do not face unique threats to their physical safety in our culture.”
- 4. Violence means………. behavior involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill someone or something.
- 5. definition, violence against women….. Physical, sexual and psychological violence occurring in the family, within the general community or in institutions, including: domestic abuse, rape, incest and child sexual abuse;
- 6. Definition and scope of the problem…………… Violence against women and girls is a major health and human rights issue. At least one in five of the world’s female population has been physically or sexually abused by a man or men at some time in their life.
- 7. violence against women …….. Physical, sexual and psychological violence occurring in the family, within the general community or in institutions, including: domestic abuse, rape, incest and child sexual abuse; Sexual harassment and intimidation at work and in the public sphere; commercial sexual exploitation, including prostitution, pornography and trafficking;
- 8. violence against women…… Dowry related violence; Female genital mutilation; Forced and child marriages; Honour crimes. Commercial sexual exploitation including activities such as pornography, prostitution, stripping, lap dancing, pole dancing and table dancing
- 9. Violence against Women Begins at Home …………. Thus the situation of women varies within India. Especially women from the north- eastern provinces as well as in the south tend to be in a better position. Their share of the female work force, especially in the service sector seems to be quite high. Moreover, they are considered to be more visible and active in the public sphere.
- 10. Nirbhaya effect ……… On 23 December 2011 the Indian Government set up the Justice Verma Committee to propose amendments to criminal law dealing with sexual offences. A month later, Justice Verma submitted its report recommending wider inclusion to the definition of rape, changes to the medico-legal examination procedures of the rape victim and the prosecution of members of armed forces/uniformed personnel under ordinary criminal law in the case of rape.
- 11. What National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) says……… a crime has been recorded against women in every three minutes in India. Every 60 minutes, two women are raped in this country. Every six hours, a young married woman is found beaten to death, burnt or driven to suicide.
- 13. Committed to Bring Positive Change in Women's Lives: Prime Minister Narendra Modi our Government remains fully committed to bringing a positive change in the lives of women," the Prime Minister said, while saluting the "indomitable courage & outstanding achievements of women on International Women's Day".
- 15. Mentally Prepare Yourself………… mentally prepared for the emergency and was therefore able to quickly take action during the few moments. “unthinkable” happened. The best weapon you have is your sixth-sense
- 16. Be Aware of Your Surroundings…… Don’t talk on your phone or listen to your iPod when you’re alone in a public place. Pay attention to what’s going on around you. If you think someone is following you, cross the street
- 17. PARTY SAFETY- RAPE PRECAUTIONS………. Don't drink or taste anybody else's drink. Don't accept drinks from anyone else. Know whom you have invited to the party and plan what you will do ? Provide food and non-alcoholic drink spacers, e.g. water, soft drinks, juice. • Keep a look out for your guests. Make sure they're safe and having a good time
- 18. YOUR PERSONAL INFO SAFE………… If something feels wrong, something is probably wrong. Be aware of your surroundings. Walk close to the right way, facing on coming traffic. Carry bags close to your body. Look confident. Tell someone where you are going and when you expect to be back. If you are being followed, head for a crowded place.
- 20. DEFINITION OF WOMEN ……… W – Wonderful gift of nature O – Originator of life M – Monitor of external & internal affairs E – Emotional incarnation N – Nightingale in the garden of humanity