Gender Violence

Gender Violation is one of the most challenging problems of our times for the entire world. This book highlights the contemporary challenges to women rights in order to illustrate the moral justification of and limits to privacy regulation, and the need to reconcile rights and community in this digital age. “The thing women have yet to learn is nobody gives her power. You have to take it.” -Roseanne barr The quote by Roseanne barr is 100% true. Do people know what the real problem is? .The real problem is women’s own mentality itself. Women consider themselves be the weaker set out of the two genders in society. The problem of violence grows because of this problem itself. First of all women has to learn to take their part in the politics of power which will not come from asking but from grabbing it. In this book the various learned contributors discuss critically the overall view on the burning issues of Gender Violence in this global age through elaborate discussion on the complexity of the subject. Contents included in this book are related to Women’s struggle for identity: A Reality or Myth, Has Independence Unshackled Women?, Yet another way of Women Harassment: through cyber space, Violence Against Women in India - A Social Curse, Sexual Slavery: An Unsightly Scratch on India’s Face, Female-Feticide- its causes, prevention and remedies in law, Female Feticide: A Blackest Spot on Humanity, Female Feticide in India - Death before Birth, - Violence Against Women, Girl and Women Trafficking in India, Women Trafficking: A Curse on Humanitarian, Women Trafficking - A Global View, Status of Women in Tribal Families, Role of Local Governments in addressing Violence against Women (VAW) , Implications of Violence against Women on the Development Process, Legal Measures to Combat Violence against Women Thereby Facilitating Women Empowerment, Harassment of Women, Domestic Violence: A Reminder for Society, Domestic Violence: Causes and Effects, Domestic Violence and its Mental Health: Correlate in India Women, Bride Burning – A Social Curse, Addressing the Issue of Rape in India and Addressing Violence Against Women: Attainment of the Millennium Development Goals. This book will be of use to all Welfare Organizations for Women, policy planners, social scientists, statesmen, research scholars and students and all others interested in the Women Issues and the overall empowerment of Women in India.