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Forms of Violence
Male violence against women is considered a pandemic. Women targeted violence occurs to every one in three women, it can take multiple different forms. Violence most commonly is against women of color. [1]
Genital Mutilation
Rape
Rape includes all forms of non-consensual sexual acts, this includes sex, flashing, harassment, etc. These events are more common to occur to women by men. [2]
Rape has been prevalent and recorded in human socialization since A.D. years. History shows that in times of war, women were captured, and often sold. Under these circumstances, they faced rape, sex slavery, sex trafficking, and other acts of sexual violence. [3]
Domestic Violence
Sexual Harrassment
Violence Against Transgender
Stalking
Human Trafficking
Survivors of Violence
Due to the stigma around violence against women, many of them do not come forward about their circumstances. However, those who have spoken up are helping change the policies around the types of violence. Many of the men who commit such crimes do not face consequences, due to the lack of laws in place to protect women. Therefore, women are taking the views and experiences of those affected [and the aftermath] to incorporate action to better protect the women across the world. [4]
Anti-Violence Movement
Women have been combatting violence for decades, in doing so they fight against state-sanctioned violence against women. This movement takes place through multiple platforms, including clubs, social media, work, and other organizations. [5]
Resources
Fletchal (talk) 06:33, 14 November 2019 (UTC)Alijah
- ^ Westmarland, Nicole; Gangoli, Geetanjali (2011). International Approaches to Rap. Bristol: Policy Press. ISBN 9781847426222.
- ^ Westmarland, Nicole; Gangoli, Geetanjali (2011). International Approaches to Rap. Bristol: Policy Press. ISBN 9781847426222.
- ^ Hirshauer, Sabine (2014-12-18). The Securitization of Rape: Women, War, and Sexual Violence. Palgrave Macmillian Limited. ISBN 9781137410825.
- ^ Hague, Gill; Mullender, Audrey; Rosemary, Aris (2003). Is Anyone Listening ? Accountability and Women Survivors of Domestic Abuse. London: New York; Routledge. ISBN 0-415-25945-2.
- ^ Community Accountability:Emerging Movements to Transform Violence (37 ed.). Gale Academic OneFile.