Sexual Assualt Against Women

Sexual violence has plagued our society for a long time Many organizations and organizations have had considerable success, but today's sexual violence is still very rampant and destructive. Rape is a form of sexual violence, countless women have experienced this form, unfortunately today's rape culture has been holding them for a long time. The term feminist culture designed by feminist defines it as a way that the victim of social sexual abuse is responsible for male sexual violence and is tolerant. This concept derives from inequality between men and women and the ideology of men maintaining the difference between men and women.

As the National Alliance for Domestic Violence states, every gender is vulnerable to violence throughout his life, but one in five women is physically injured by their partner and one in four receives sexual I am experiencing violence. These statistics are painful when associating it with all the important women in your life. When I linked these statistics to my own life, I learned that half of the women I know are friends or family, whether they have been sexually assaulted or raped. Most of them receive advice and direct assistance from friends and family members, but some of them still have to face attackers at school and public places. As a society, gathering to educate all about the importance of respecting each other's body and the importance of cheating from early childhood will be beneficial for future young people.

It is widely recognized that sexual violence against young women and young people is a big problem in Canada and elsewhere. Media coverage is of particular concern about the spread of sexual violence on college campus. Nationwide data proves this phenomenon and shows that girls and young women between the ages of 15 and 24 are most vulnerable to sexual violence. In 2009, the GSS found that the proportion of women aged 15 to 24 years of sexual assault was about twice that of women aged 25 to 34, 3.5 to that of women between 35 and 44 years old and women between 45 and 54 years old (Perreault, & Brennan, 2010). Violence against young women and girls is a particularly pressing problem because early violence experiences have a long-term impact on health, resulting in cumulative disadvantages (Carpenter, 2010).