Taliban treatment of women

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    between women and men established the superiority of one sex over the other Also known as discrimination or devaluation based on a person's sex, as in restricted job opportunities; especially, such discrimination directed against women. Mexican society has been classified in the past as a male-dominated society in which women did not have the same rights as men. 1953 was the first time in Mexico that women could exercise their vote in the elections, only a few years ago in our country, women…

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    while reporting in Afghanistan is Ajmal Naqshbandi who was eventually killed by the Taliban. The following question from Matt Damon sets the stage for illustrating how climate change is the root of terrorist activities. “Ajmal received a hero’s funeral, but the Taliban still retained the allegiance of the local population. This paradox triggered a question for Parenti. Why did the people continue to support the Taliban?” (produced by Marilyn Weiner ; director/writer, Hal Weiner ; (1999-2009)…

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    (Hosseini 295). This shows how everyone must be very religious. Women have to stay at home all times and when walking the streets they have to be accompanied by a male relative and that they must all be complexly covered even their faces. If they do not follow the rules they will be either beaten, prisoned, tortured or executed. When Laila was pregnant with her second child her, Mariam and Rasheed had a hard time finding a hospital where women would get treated. When they finally found one, one…

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    or degrading treatment or punishment.” (United Nations). The laws that the people of color had to follow in the United States were both inhuman and degrading treatment, so all it took to start the Civil Rights Movement was one woman, Rosa Parks, refusing to give up her seat on the bus. Even today, there are women around that are being denied an education. According to an article from Population Reference Bureau, “women are twice as likely to be illiterate as men.” (Moghadam). Women such as…

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    Over the centuries humans have struggled leading to many situations that have resulted in the unbalance of power. In The Lord of the Flies is about a group of boys stranded on an uninhabited island. The boys try to govern themselves and it results in the two groups having their own ideas of how to handle the situations. In The Kite Runner, the Hazaras suffer because of the oppression they receive from the Pashtuns. In the novel, Amir and Hassan, struggle to uphold their friendship through…

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    recent development in theory as a cultural and critical phenomenon. For over years women have been aiming to establish equal rights and legal protection against patriacarial abuse. In the early 19th centuries, women’s movement was growing criticism about the predominance of white, western heterosexual women and their concerns as they affected women’s history. Feminist argued that the power relationship between men and women is…

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    The deprivation of education from women in both novels show how the women are inferior to men and are born to face discrimination and hardship throughout the duration of their lives. In Hardy’s novel, Tess received a basic form of education and she aspired to become a teacher but because of the incident with Prince, she felt the need to provide for her family as she felt responsible for his death. She was forced to seek money or work from her “ancestors” and that caused her to cross paths with…

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    While women in most Western countries have stood up against the oppression and have found their voices, some cultures still uphold severe restrictions on women and their way of life. For example, today in most Muslim countries, some rules do not allow women such fundamental rights as driving or walking around alone. A man has to accompany a woman at all times (Murray, 2012). However, women in the Western World including Canada have fought hard to…

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    He forces Mariam to wear a burqa, and shames other women who don't, he hides her when he has male friends over, and tells her to go upstairs, and uses his excuse of "meeting his needs" to force Mariam into non consensual sex, believing it is her duty as a wife to only please her husband, and meet his needs…

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    According to the 14th amendment in the U.S. Constitution, all men are said to be created equal. This law is simply saying that people are of equal moral worth, and deserves equal treatment no matter who you are, a man, woman, slave, non-slave, gay or strict. But if you think about it and compare one person to another person are we all actually created equally? from the time America was discover until now, there have been several great changes and improvement in our society pertaining to…

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