The UN General Assembly decided in November that it should be considered a day to end violence against women.
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The UN General Assembly decided in November that it should be considered a day to end violence against women. So that people should be aware of women’s rights. Why is it necessary to do so? In many societies, women are considered to be a minimum or second-class citizen. Roots of this prejudice against women are very deep. Violence on women is also a permanent issue in developed countries. According to UN Secretary-General Kofi Anan, women are tortured in every society and culture of the world. It affects women of all ages, colors, race and class. Radhika Kumaraswamy is the former official of the UN Human Rights Commission’s Violence Commission. Violence on women is a shameful fact and generally it is considered an issue which should not be discussed. The figures published by a Netherlands organization are displayed one of the four women in a South American country suffers from some domestic violence. Similarly, according to the estimate of the Council of Europe, one of the four women in Europe It is affected by domestic violence in our lives.
According to the British Interior Ministry in England and Wales, in the past one year, average two women each year were murdered by their recent or former life partner. India Today International’s magazine described that adultery in India is so common that women are always scared. They can be adorned at any time and at any time, adultery. Human Rights Organization of Amnesty International states that violence on women and girls is the biggest issue of human rights issues today. Violence has been an unusual aspect of society since being a part of the human race since the beginning. Use of force, fear, threatening, or direct use of violence is not new to force your weakness towards the weak but the ancient world has traditionally been in the world since now. In the case of violence between the international community and the international community around the world, in the case of murder, on the surface of the globe, corruption is in the form of corruption and in some cases domestic violence in private life.
Encyclopedia According to Britannica, the current history of current Europe and America regarding the domestic violence so you might know that it was not considered to be a man to torture a woman in Europe and America until the early 1970s. And in this respect, the status of the wife was of a personal property. Therefore justice and society did not recognize domestic violence as a crime. Domestic violence can be gauged in the 70th century in England Common Law, before the Charles Dumeum’s covenant, was the underlying rule of the Under The rule of thumb. According to this, violence against women from any item (rod etc.) equal to the thickness of the male’s thumb was legal protection. In the 18th century England Common La gave the woman the right to be separated for the first time for domestic violence, however, it was not possible to attain divorce only after domestic violence. In this time in America, the Bible was given as a justification for domestic violence and violence at the court level was recognized as legitimate in the face of other than face and hands.
The real consciousness of domestic violence in Europe and America began to be born in the 19th century and it became considered worse. Despite this, domestic violence was not recognized by the 1960s nor the police used to arrest the criminal. Women’s movements in the 1960s resulted in the bill in the United States State Minnesota against domestic violence for the first time in 1977, and in 1978 it was a regular crime. Later in 1979, the global community voiced voice for domestic violence and women’s rights in the form of CEDAW and the efforts that have been started since the world have been continuing today.
In the same context, a report published in 2014 of the European Union, the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights, FRA) is an important document to review the current situation. The report mentioned is a survey study that has been interviewed with 42,000 people from 28 countries across Europe, regarding domestic violence. The figures presented in the report and survey results are surprising and worried. According to the results, according to the results, one of the three women living in Europe, in the wake of 15 years of age, has suffered domestic violence (including sexual violence) in some way.
According to the details, in addition to physical violence, one of the 10 female sexually abuses and one of the 20s suffered a rap. According to the survey, the women were most violent, made by their own fellow men where 22 percent of women complained of violence by their fellow men. If European countries were rated in respect to domestic violence, most of the violence was done in Denmark where 52% of the people complained of domestic violence – each other person was seen in some way affected by this problem. In France, 44% of the victims were domestic violence, and 44% of the household victims in the UK remained at the same rate. In Finland and Sweden, this rate was over 40%, while 35 percent of Germany remained domestic violence. The lowest domestic violence rate recorded in these 28 countries was 19 percent in Poland.
Generally it is believed that only women suffering from domestic violence are the British newspaper Guardian’s May 2010 report. 40% of the total complaints reported in the UK were filed by men, those who were tortured by their fellow lady. It is also noted here that British Prime Minister Theresa May acknowledged his policy and police’s failure to deal with domestic violence. According to a report published on March 27, 2014 in Guardian, 259,000 domestic violence cases were registered only in the UK in the year 2012-13. 77 women were killed while over 10000 women and children are still under threatening violence.
Now if the current situation is reviewed, then it will be known that awareness of the world is created and despite effective legislation in developed countries, this problem is still there. Therefore, the third world countries and the Muslim society, on the other hand, are a serious situation in domestic and domestic violence regarding domestic violence; it is a matter of concern that domestic violence is a problem that is not just a society, region, continent or religion. But the worldwide phenomena and problem of the problem is seen. Therefore, in the light of the facts and reports mentioned, this can be said to be legally that domestic violence is such a universal issue, it is also necessary to make citizens’ moral training and roles in order to cope with not just legislation but to raise awareness and public awareness.
