It is true that women’s rights have come a long way and improved immensely compared to past years. Women are now treated as people and are able to share their own opinions and beliefs. Women can now work, vote, play sports, have their own opinions, etc. There is not a lack of women’s rights in the 21st century; women have the same rights as men do. “Feminists such as Betty Friedan have demonised domestic slavery and lambasted discrimination. Governments have passed equal-rights acts.” (Dunlop). This then allows women to be able to have the same rights as men and stand up for what they want. Women cannot be forced into things they don’t want to do. Nevertheless even though there are laws put in to help women have the same rights as men it does
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This is problematic, as it doesn’t allow women to have a say in what they want to do. They cannot stand up for themselves and stop this terrible crime that is happening to their gender. With the lack of women’s rights in these countries it also doesn’t allow women to be educated, which is a reason for why they believe they cannot stand up to men. They have always been taught to follow the demands of males. They don’t have exposure to gender equality and feel that it is their duty to follow orders from males. Studies show that male dominance has existed for many years as it is rooted deeply in a lot of societies around the world. (Muhammad, 22). It has been a part of these communities for so long those women don’t know any better than to follow it. “Women who are unemployed, illiterate and living in impoverished conditions have an even higher risk of being a victim. The combination of economic vulnerability, limited social supports and lack of awareness of their legal rights often prevents women from changing their subordinate status in society.” (Muhammad, 26). With the lack of education women don’t feel that they can do the same tasks as …show more content…
Culture is not based on a place it is based on people’s beliefs. People can carry their own beliefs/culture to anywhere in the world. Studies have shown that when people migrate to another country, that the majority of people keep their cultural traditions to help preserve their culture. (Globalization). Just because people are moving to another country does not mean they will forget where they came from and their culture. It is actually a common occurrence for people to increase their cultural traditions as it keeps them from becoming home sick. On the contrary, with a new destination comes more *****. The environment compared between eastern countries and western countries are very different. The type of food, clothing, technology, and customs are just some examples that can be used to disguise the two from each other. In western countries women tend to have more freedoms and rights compared to eastern countries. When females from eastern countries migrate and see the freedoms other females have, they feel as if they have the same freedoms as those women do. As this is a normal assumption for these women to feel this creates problems as the men in the family still follow the same culture and except their women to stay in line. They feel that even though they have moved across the country they have not lost their culture and the same rules still apply to the women. However research has
This is problematic, as it doesn’t allow women to have a say in what they want to do. They cannot stand up for themselves and stop this terrible crime that is happening to their gender. With the lack of women’s rights in these countries it also doesn’t allow women to be educated, which is a reason for why they believe they cannot stand up to men. They have always been taught to follow the demands of males. They don’t have exposure to gender equality and feel that it is their duty to follow orders from males. Studies show that male dominance has existed for many years as it is rooted deeply in a lot of societies around the world. (Muhammad, 22). It has been a part of these communities for so long those women don’t know any better than to follow it. “Women who are unemployed, illiterate and living in impoverished conditions have an even higher risk of being a victim. The combination of economic vulnerability, limited social supports and lack of awareness of their legal rights often prevents women from changing their subordinate status in society.” (Muhammad, 26). With the lack of education women don’t feel that they can do the same tasks as …show more content…
Culture is not based on a place it is based on people’s beliefs. People can carry their own beliefs/culture to anywhere in the world. Studies have shown that when people migrate to another country, that the majority of people keep their cultural traditions to help preserve their culture. (Globalization). Just because people are moving to another country does not mean they will forget where they came from and their culture. It is actually a common occurrence for people to increase their cultural traditions as it keeps them from becoming home sick. On the contrary, with a new destination comes more *****. The environment compared between eastern countries and western countries are very different. The type of food, clothing, technology, and customs are just some examples that can be used to disguise the two from each other. In western countries women tend to have more freedoms and rights compared to eastern countries. When females from eastern countries migrate and see the freedoms other females have, they feel as if they have the same freedoms as those women do. As this is a normal assumption for these women to feel this creates problems as the men in the family still follow the same culture and except their women to stay in line. They feel that even though they have moved across the country they have not lost their culture and the same rules still apply to the women. However research has