STOP VIOLENCE AGAINST
INDIA's and WORLDWIDE WOMEN PETITION
عريضة. فلنضع حدا للعنف ضد الهند والنساء على مستوى العالم
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Violence against women in India is an issue rooted in societal norms and economic dependence. Discriminatory practices are underlined by laws favoring men. Inadequate policing and judicial practices deny female victims proper protection and justice. Although female participation in public life is increasing and laws have been amended, India still has a long way to go to make Indian women equal citizens in their own country.
The issue of violence against women in India was brought to the forefront after the brutal gang-rape of a 23-year-old woman in Delhi on 16 December 2012. The December incident led to a sudden outpouring of anger and frustration about the situation that allowed such attacks to take place. People took to the streets in large numbers calling for change. But the issues involved are complex and deeply rooted. The challenges Indian women face include an often misogynistic society outdated and sometimes repressive governance structures, an inefficient legal justice system, a weak rule of law and social and political structures that are heavily male-centric.
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Actor and Amnesty International supporter Patrick Stewart pauses during a press conference for the Amnesty International Stop Violence Against Women Campaign...
↑WATCH ABOVE: ◎Patrick Stewart gives passionate response to question at 2013 Comicpalooza (Courtesy Oswald Vinueza)
◎India: Death penalty will not end violence against women↓

◎Violence against women in India: culture, institutions and inequality↓
By Felicity Le Quesne SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 29, 2013
http://www.theinternational.org/articles/467-violence-against-women-in-india-culture↓
◎A gun designed for Indian women↓

The handgun, marketed at Indian women, has been condemned by activists

◎WORLD REPORT
2014 https://www.hrw.org/
worldreport/2014/
★More girls are killed in India and China each year....
https://www.causes.com/posts/819415-more-girls-are-killed-in-india-and-china-each-year
★No More Violence Against Women And Children !


Rojda, a 13-year-old from Turkey, was raped, then forced to marry her rapist an unofficial Islamic-style ceremony. Her face was mutilated by her husband's family when she refused to prostitute herself after he was imprisoned for raping another child.[1] |






Three young girls decapitated for being Kafir (non-Muslim)↑ |


↑(Left) Indonesian Muslim violence against the non-Muslim ethnic Chinese women. |





Between India and China, 200 million girls have gone “missing” as parents abort female fetuses or kill and abandon baby girls. Several documentaries and reports cover this phenomenon, trying to explain the causes for this deadly gender discrimination and figure out what can be done about it.With the tagline of “The three deadliest words in the world”, the “It’s a Girl” documentary is one which through interviews and on-location filming is figuring out why 200 million girls are “missing” in India and China, and why there has been no effective actions to this problem.
Between India and China, 200 million girls have gone “missing” as parents abort female fetuses or kill and abandon baby girls. Several documentaries and reports cover this phenomenon, trying to explain the causes for this deadly gender discrimination and figure out what can be done about it.With the tagline of “The three deadliest words in the world”, the “It’s a Girl” documentary is one which through interviews and on-location filming is figuring out why 200 million girls are “missing” in India and China, and why there has been no effective actions to this problem.
◎Documentary Film On Female Gendercide: It’s A Girl! The Three Deadliest Words
◎BBC NEWS UK↓http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/this_world/7050657.stm
◎India's unwanted girls↓
India's 2011 census shows a serious decline in the number of girls under the age of seven - activists fear eight million female foetuses may have been aborted in the past decade. The BBC's Geeta Pandey in Delhi explores what has led to this crisis.
In the long run, everyone will have to work together to change the mindsets of people.
"We are going to tell people that female foeticide is wrong. It's a crime - religious and social. And our girl-friendly schemes will help change minds," he says.Mr Hussain, however, is not convinced. "Populist schemes will help politicians win elections, but they will not save the girl child," he says.
"Small steps will not help. We need a revolution. And I'm not seeing that coming through."
He is right. Despite all the girl-friendly schemes, little Anushka almost didn't get born.
◎Until recently, Indian-administered Kashmir was thought to be a good place for a girl to be born. Not any more. The BBC's Geeta Pandey reports from Srinagar.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-13385727 ↓
The Kashmir Valley, which has been in the grip of an armed insurgency against Indian rule for the past two decades, has now turned on its girls, killing them ruthlessly, in most cases even before they are born.
"A son perpetuates our family name and line while a girl is thought to be a burden, to be married with a huge dowry."
Shaukat Hussain Keng, who teaches Islamic studies at the Oriental College of Srinagar, says by killing the girl child, "we are moving away from humanity".
"In the Arab world, people used to bury alive their daughters but when the Prophet Mohammed came, he put an end to this barbaric practice. He told Muslims to value their daughters. Now, we have gone back to the pre-Prophet era."
The "moral degradation of the society and the practice of dowry have come together to turn man into a murderer of his own daughter", he says. "It's a grave sin."
Recently the state's former chief minister Farooq Abdullah said if female foeticide was not stopped urgently, men in India would turn gay.
He said it half-jokingly, but saving baby girls is not going to be a laughing matter.
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