Women challenges in eastern society (1)
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This document summarizes some of the challenges faced by women in eastern societies, particularly in Pakistan. It discusses issues such as honor killings, domestic violence, forced and child marriage, acid throwing, dowry abuse, and lack of access to education for women. The document provides details on these challenges, such as definitions of honor killings and domestic violence, statistics on child marriage rates in countries like India and Pakistan, and explanations of how acid attacks harm victims and how rural areas prevent girls from receiving an education.
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- 1. Women Challenges in Eastern Society Presented by: Alishba Khan ID: 2311-2017 Indus University
- 2. Who is Women? • Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAW) said: • Seeking knowledge is mandatory for every believer (Ibne Majah) • I command you to be kind and considerate to women (Last Sermon) • Women are, indeed, men’s partners (Abu Dawood)
- 3. Women Challenges in Eastern Society Despite of great saying by Greatest Man (Muhammad SAW), Women still faced challenges in eastern society especially in Pakistan Few of them are highlighted below: • Honor killings • Domestic violence • Forced Marriage/Child Marriage • Acid throwing • Dowry abuse • Education
- 4. Honor Killing • A form of gender-based violence, an honor killing is the homicide of a member of a family or social group by other members, due to the belief the victim has brought dishonor upon the family or community • The killing is viewed as a way to restore the reputation and honor of the family
- 5. Domestic Violence Domestic violence and emotional abuse are behaviors used by one person in a relationship to control the other • Name-calling or putdowns • Keeping a partner from contacting their family • Withholding money • Actual or threatened physical harm • Stalking • Intimidation
- 6. Child Marriage Child marriage is any marriage where one or both of the parties are under 18 years of age. • India is number on top in rate of child marriages in world • Bangladesh is on 2nd • Pakistan comes at number 6th • Globally, Over 700 million women alive today were married as children
- 7. Acid Throwing Acid attack is a form of violent assault. • Perpetrators of these attacks throw acid at their victims (usually at their faces), burning them, and damaging skin tissue, often exposing and sometimes dissolving the bones. These are not dead bodies but living victims of acid attacks
- 8. Women Education Women education refers to every form of education that aims at improving the knowledge, and skill of women and girls • Pakistan, India and other eastern countries of world have low literacy rate overall • Most of the rural areas of eastern countries prevent girls from taking any kind of education
- 9. We should stand ³Ù´Ç…â¶Ä¦..
- 10. Thanks