Gender-Based Violence

Gender-based violence is one of the most common but least recognized human rights violations in the world.

One in three women is beaten, forced or otherwise abused - the most common thing is the person she knows, including her husband and other male families.

This violence gives survivors long-term psychological and physical trauma, destroys the social structure of the community, exploits the terrible influence in conflict environments, and targets women as the main target

There is no need to do this. Women and men from all walks of life are united to end these broad, often deadly, violent acts

Care is deeply concerned about the destiny of more than 200 female students abducted in Nigeria. According to the report, some girls sold for $ 12.

The safety of girls at school is very important. Educating our girls is essential to eliminate global poverty. Educated girls have more healthy children, get more income, and more likely to let children go to school. When society does not respect girls and their future, the community as a whole suffers from poverty for generations.

Please help to care, prevent violence against women, let girls go to school, and donate now to fight other poverty sources all over the world.

Of course, behaviorism for ending gender-based violence will not begin within two weeks and will not end. In order to fight gender-based violence, essential, moving, deadly, and sad painful daily radicalism is still necessary. This radicalism is reflected in exhaustive efforts and advocacy of domestic violence asylum and sexual violence support services, delay of direct action and policy change. The role of promoting social justice can be perceived in the radical space; it can scroll on our Twitter survive and advance and advance to fight for change

Gender-based violence is a phenomenon deeply rooted in gender inequality and is one of the most serious human rights violations in all societies. Gender-based violence is gender based violence against people. Both men and women have experienced gender-based violence, but the vast majority of victims are women and girls. Gender-based violence and violence against women is often used interchangeably as men are widely recognized to cause the most gender-based violence against women and girls. However, as inequality in power between men and women highlights the fundamental causes of various forms of violence against women, the use of "based on sex" aspect is important. Throughout the work of EIGE these terms are used interchangeably to reflect the high proportion of specific crimes against women.

Sexual and gender based violence and gender based violence is one of the extreme manifestations of structural violence against women and is part of ongoing violence and power before armed conflict. Gender-based violence continues to reflect structural inequality, its universality is just beginning to be recognized 38 The greatest importance of the problem is unknown. According to a study by Oxfam International, it was found that about 500,000 women and girls in Colombia are experiencing sexual and gender based violence. It is a small part of the figures recorded in official statistics. Violence Incident: No further incidents.40 Rape and abuse among spouses is common and widely accepted. For boys and men, social contraindications report gender