Ending violence against women

Violence against women and girls is a serious violation of human rights. It affects multiple physical, sexual and psychological effects on women and girls, from immediate to long-term deaths. It adversely affects the overall happiness of women and prevents full participation in society. Violence will adversely affect not only women, but also family, community, and the whole country. It brings more medical expenses, legal costs, large costs including loss of productivity, and affects national budget and overall development.

Because civil society and women's movements have been mobilized for decades, gender-based violence has become an important part of domestic and international agenda. Nations that have not been established have enacted legislation prohibiting domestic violence, sexual assault, and other forms of violence. However, implementing these laws still has challenges, limiting the opportunities for women and girls to gain safety and justice. We have not taken appropriate measures to prevent violence. When violence occurs, it is often irresponsible.

Conventions such as the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), specifically for women's protection, and the Declaration on the Elimination of Violence Against Women in 1993 by the United Nations. Right to violence. . United Nations women are cooperating with countries around the world to promote the international normative framework by supporting intergovernmental processes such as the General Assembly of the United Nations and the Women's Standing Committee. At the national level, UN women will support the government in adopting and enacting legal reforms that meet international standards.

We collaborate with governments, UN agencies, civil society organizations and other agencies to advocate for the termination of violence, the recognition of the causes and consequences of violence, and the strengthening of partners' abilities to prevent and respond to violence To do. We will also change the norms and behavior of men and women and appeal to the necessity to assert gender equality and women's rights. United Nations women are supporting quality multilateral response to survivors, including security, housing, health, justice and other basic services. Policy guidance will help strengthen investment in prevention - this is the most cost-effective long-term means to stop violence

We work with the government to develop concrete domestic action plans to prevent and cope with violence against women and to establish a framework for the establishment of a UN Women's Bureau to include violence in major international, regional and national states We will strengthen coordination among various entities to adopt the initiative. Framework of development agenda etc. after 2015

One of the main challenges in preventing and curbing violence against women and girls around the world is fund shortage. As a result, there is a serious financial shortage to prevent and prevent violence against women and girls. Frameworks that contain concrete goals to end violence against women and girls, such as sustainable development goals, bring great hope but to bring true meaningful change to the lives of women and girls We need sufficient funds.

The formation of suggestive hooks is an epistemological and political issue important for feminist organizations to end violence against women. First of all, what is violence against women? What materialistic and ideological structures are used to determine what violence is and violence / non-violence? How do you compete, enlarge, shrink, redraw violence parameters? Second, what is the feminist strategy to end violence? How much intervention (multinational, national, community) is most effective? How should feminists be involved with governments, justices, and international organizations? Finally, what has changed the reactionary movement of feminism?

Over the past few decades, the feminist movement has made great progress in ending violence in relation to violence and homosexuality to women. Feminist theory aims to understand and counter violence against women by identifying ideas, practices and institutions that promote gender-based violence. Culture helps to carry out relationship abuse and sexual assault by establishing norms, treating men as physical and gentle, defiling women, and admiring male violence and sexual behavior I will. At the same time, silence and privacy are encouraged among families, and women are often sued for violence against them.