Punishments Inflicted on Women in Afghanistan

"Every day I am abused by my husband and his family.A mental and physical body and one day I flee as it becomes unbearable." In 2010, the nose and ears of a young Afghan woman were separated It was. Aesha Mohammadzai firstly appeared on the cover of Time magazine in 2010 and shared the way to cut out the ears and ears of her husband and her parents as a punishment trying to escape. Three years later Mohammadzai started her reconstructive surgery and living at her new nursing home and studied English at school.

Abuse it so as not to lose hope while staying strong (Phillip Caulfield, 2013). This is only one of many common punishments for women in Afghanistan. Mohamasai proves that in today's society, women in Afghanistan are still subject to extreme punishment. Afghan women's average life expectancy is 44 years old, one of the world's lowest women (as a living of Afghan women, 2013). Over the years women have been forced to live in fear for treatment. Result of punishment

In particular, in the Convention on Human Rights dealing with the rights of women, "Inter-American Convention on Violence Prevention, Punishment and Eradication against Women" brings death and physical, sexual and psychological distress to women in public and private We prohibit acts based on gender. The ball should finally mention the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Genocide, including measures aimed at preventing birth within a group within the scope of a crime. This suggests that attacks on women aiming at destroying ethnic or ethnic, ethnic, ethnic or religious groups in whole or in part may constitute genocide.

Women in Afghanistan are very suffering for ignorance. Women must wear clothes completely from head to toe. Even 1-inch bare skin display is considered a serious crime, sometimes punishment should not suffer. A woman who tried to enter the neighboring country beyond the Afghan border and a man who was not her husband were killed. Even in countries like us, men are still confused about women. Women are becoming equal. More women are their respected colleagues (not their 'respected' housewives) and they are joining society. Whether men admit it, in some cases, it consumes their sense of power, and importantly their masculinity