Violence in Advertising: Are They Selling Rape and Violence Against Women?

With Dolce and Gabbana advertisement, there was a possibility that six people were in the bathroom, three women were friends and decided to go out on a beautiful summer day. Perhaps in Europe and Italy it might be an old style look of taps in public shower. Obviously, these girls needed a bathroom and they decided to enter inside. But what is the deal of these three young adults? These young people can be supposed to follow these women.

"Women should live healthy and healthy lives and be free from violence against our bodies, one-third of women become victims of physical violence in some way as an intimate partner, five One person raped In the past year, thousands of women and girls, especially blacks, indigenous peoples, transgender women and girls have been kidnapped, trafficked in person, trafficked or killed.All forms of violence against women I tried over one day to eliminate it. "

In the scientific literature, the history of violence against women remains ambiguous. This is partly due to inappropriate reporting of social violence, taboos, stigma and subject hypersensitivity, as well as multiple types of violence against women (in particular rape, sexual assault, assault and domestic violence) . Even today it is widely recognized that the lack of reliable and sustained data does not provide a clear picture of violence against women. It is difficult to track the history of violence against women and it is clear that the majority of violence is accepted, permitted and even sanctioned by law. As an example, the Roman law stipulates that men have the right to punish their wife, at the place of death, the incineration of witches, the church, and even forgiveness.

Rape culture is a collection of complex beliefs and customs that encourage sexual assault, support violence against women, treat violence as sexy, treat sexual acts as violence. This includes text and images that make jokes, advertisements, music, television, law, text, and violence against women and sexual enforcement normal. Rape is inevitable, it is obvious. In countries where people are being sexually assaulted every two minutes, that is not surprising. However, as a society, we feel insecure about talking about rape culture, gender, and things that harm the patriarchal culture.