Importance Of Women's Safety Essay

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Women’s Safety
It is 2016 now, with the pass of the time, in today’s generation the women are becoming aware of their rights, they want freedom, they want to be independent, and they want to be on their own, this is making the women to get a way to rise up from the duty of household works or raising the children, this is opening new gates of opportunities for women, but also a threat of insecurity for women in workplaces or other places, including schools or in social places, is increasing. But, sadly women safety become a common concern at international level.
So, as the violence against women is an obstacle to their success it should be stopped and safety of women should be ensured.
According to the Woman stat project 2009, in more than 60% of the world’s countries, the women are not secure from physical violence, including beating and rapes, countries included in this harsh practise are African and south Asian. The laws of these countries gave equality to the women and men, but the social impact and orthodox thinking, makes the people to see women as inferior and the people harass them, either physically or with talks, in workplace and in homes too. The major cause of the women being violated all the time, is illiteracy, according to census of India, a south Asian country, the literacy rate is just 46.1% out of all women in India. The women …show more content…

According to stats of the median annual earning by different gender people 2014, the women are earning less, and the difference is increasing with the passage of time. In 2005, a Survey done by a group of crime controlling associations identifies that, 64% of the respondents believes that their ability of work is affected by violence at work and most of them(48%) were women who said that they faced violent crime at their work

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