the degree till 1948. Bodichon was succeeded in 1870’s for her movement to refine women’s property rights. By the end of 1870’s, women’s in Britain had been stared experience the freedom and autonomy after they won legal battle against the men for the rights of divorced, own property, and higher education. First Lady Doctor in America was from Britain (Simon Heffer 2013).
In 1848 a group of women’s gathered in New York with a demand for rewrote the Declaration of Independence with a straight forward and extensive hypothesis that God has created both male and female and they described the way men control their life, independence and happiness. This is called as declaration of Sentiments in which the most disable demand was the right for vote. …show more content…
Study has revealed that domestic violence affect both male and female partner but it affects female more so most of the study literature and mediations focused on women. The National Survey was conducted by United States in 2010 and results were shocking every year, 1.3 to 5.3 million women experience violence by their intimate partner. In which 30% of female encounter physical violence, 9% faced raped, 17% undergo sexual violence other than rape, and 48% has faced psychological aggression. In order to control crimes and violence against women the Government of United States has passed the federal law on September 13, 1994 known as ‘The Violence Against Women Act of 1994 ‘(Title IV, sec. 40001-40703 of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994). (Monica N. Modi, MD,1 Sheallah Palmer, BA,2 and Alicia Armstrong, MD, MHSCR1 …show more content…
It not limited to particular region or country. If we compare the western world women to the south East Asian or Middle Eastern women then we can say that the safety issues and violence is more in this part of the world. The study survey was conducted in one of the largest and densely populated state of India where most of the population is from rural area known as Uttar Pradesh. The female literacy rate in this state is very low that is 50%. Child marriage or early marriage of girls is very common in this region on an average 33% girls got married before turning 18 years followed by pregnancy and early motherhood. As the social and economic status of women in UP is very low and violence against them is very common. The National Crime Records Bureau of India stated that the recorded report of 2009 shows that about 23,254 crimes were recorded in UP. From this we can imagine the number of crimes which are not even recorded due to certain circumstances but happened. Dowry death and Dowry death is the most complicated problem in India and 2232 dowry death, 1759 rapes and 8566 cases of domestic violence by life partner or his relative were recorded in the UP alone which stands on third rank in crime rate. Other crimes included violence for marring a boy from another religion or from low socio-economic background or engaging in extra or pre-marital affairs for which their parents of relative usually do owner killing. If we
In 1848 a group of women’s gathered in New York with a demand for rewrote the Declaration of Independence with a straight forward and extensive hypothesis that God has created both male and female and they described the way men control their life, independence and happiness. This is called as declaration of Sentiments in which the most disable demand was the right for vote. …show more content…
Study has revealed that domestic violence affect both male and female partner but it affects female more so most of the study literature and mediations focused on women. The National Survey was conducted by United States in 2010 and results were shocking every year, 1.3 to 5.3 million women experience violence by their intimate partner. In which 30% of female encounter physical violence, 9% faced raped, 17% undergo sexual violence other than rape, and 48% has faced psychological aggression. In order to control crimes and violence against women the Government of United States has passed the federal law on September 13, 1994 known as ‘The Violence Against Women Act of 1994 ‘(Title IV, sec. 40001-40703 of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994). (Monica N. Modi, MD,1 Sheallah Palmer, BA,2 and Alicia Armstrong, MD, MHSCR1 …show more content…
It not limited to particular region or country. If we compare the western world women to the south East Asian or Middle Eastern women then we can say that the safety issues and violence is more in this part of the world. The study survey was conducted in one of the largest and densely populated state of India where most of the population is from rural area known as Uttar Pradesh. The female literacy rate in this state is very low that is 50%. Child marriage or early marriage of girls is very common in this region on an average 33% girls got married before turning 18 years followed by pregnancy and early motherhood. As the social and economic status of women in UP is very low and violence against them is very common. The National Crime Records Bureau of India stated that the recorded report of 2009 shows that about 23,254 crimes were recorded in UP. From this we can imagine the number of crimes which are not even recorded due to certain circumstances but happened. Dowry death and Dowry death is the most complicated problem in India and 2232 dowry death, 1759 rapes and 8566 cases of domestic violence by life partner or his relative were recorded in the UP alone which stands on third rank in crime rate. Other crimes included violence for marring a boy from another religion or from low socio-economic background or engaging in extra or pre-marital affairs for which their parents of relative usually do owner killing. If we