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    Nowadays, sexual violence against woman is an interesting topic. Because of the development, a gender equality becomes more complex, so many people do not consider about human rights for the woman anymore. Violence against women is human right violations of the most inhumane faced by women. God created human beings of the opposite sex, there are men and there are women. Both of these human beings endowed with advantages and disadvantages, which are based on the capability and capacity. Women…

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    INTRODUCTION Gender Based Violence (GBV) has long been a topic for research because it is of relevance to the social, cultural and economic fabric of society. Research in this field leads to better public policy for intervention, recovery, and prevention of GDV, the stakes are high. Hilde Jakobsen 's research: “What’s gendered about gender-based violence- an empirically grounded theoretical exploration from Tanzania” was published in 2014 by The Authors. It takes a feminist approach to…

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    From our research, I have found out that there are more domestic violence cases than one could expect. Many cases also have never been reported to the police. Most of the cases deal with the woman as the victim. “85% of domestic violence victims are women (“Domestic Violence Facts”, n.d.).” There have been many changes taking place nationally to deal with domestic violence against women. The first step for a victim of domestic violence is knowing how to recognize the signs. If your partner is…

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    The tragic history of violence against native women starts with colonialism. The taking of the land is also a metaphor for the body especially that of women. Many native women had a lot of control over land and thus when taken so are bodies. To discuss one without the other would to be leaving out a true representation of the violence which has taken place within the United States. Overall, the main point of this paper is that the violence of native women and the process of taking land is deeply…

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    Violence against Women is not just a Women’s Issue The Ted talk that I analyzed was Violence against Women is a- Man’s Issue. The speaker, Jackson Katz effectively articulated his speech. He made sure that the audience perceived him as a credible source by explaining how he has been running a leadership program in the Marine Corporation for about twenty years. In summary, this speech is about how we, as people, are in need of leadership training. Men need to challenge other men to…

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    indicates that intimate partner violence is committed by both genders with often equal consequences” (Mahnkey). Domestic violence is often seen as only women being the victims and not men. “The office of violence against women, part of the U.S. Department of Justice, defines domestic abuse as a pattern of abusive behavior in any relationship that can be used by one partner to gain or maintain power and control over another intimate partner” (Domestic Violence). Domestic violence is a very…

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    literature review it will be considered the different ways in which domestic violence against women be prevented in the UK are becoming victims of domestic violence. In order to find out how it can be prevented an in depth analysis of domestic violence is required. Domestic violence is a social problem which is occurring all over the world. The effects of domestic violence on women can last for a very long time. At times women are even beaten to death by their partners. As, a result is it an…

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    superior to women, especially through the vows of marriage (Wallace & Roberson, 2014; Zelcer, 2014). The first known “law of marriage” dated back to 753 B.C. in Rome; this law commanded women “to conform themselves entirely to the temper of their husbands and the husbands to rule their wives as necessary and inseparable possessions” (England, 2007, p.1). It was considered legal for husbands to correct and restrain their wives by any means necessary to keep and regain control (Zelcer, 2014).…

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    Feminist theory as it relates to domestic violence highlights femininity vs masculinity and authority disparity in heterosexual relationships. It concentrations on the public messages that punishes a male’s use of viciousness and violence throughout life, and the forbidden gender roles that determines how men and women should behave in their intimate relationships. “Violence against women includes all verbal, physical, and sexual assaults which violate a woman’s physical body, sense of self and…

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    Domestic violence is a violent or aggressive behavior within a household; it typically involves the violent abuse of a spouse or partner. It is also known by names of battering, domestic abuse, family violence, and wife beating. However, women are more prone to be victims of domestic violence. At the beginning of a relationship, it can be difficult to detect if a relationship will become abusive. In many cases the abuser appears to be ideal during the early stages of the relationship, as the…

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