Scenario in South Asia: Child Marriage or Forced Marriage
Child marriage and forced marriage have complex theoretical association. Generally, in most of the cases child marriage is forced but it is legally legitimate in some forms. In our conservative society, … Read More »
Attitudes Towards Violence Against Women In Men of South Asian
There is a correspondence between gender role attitudes and violence against women. The gender role attitudes completely mediated the association between acculturation and attitudes towards violence against women. Here, lower acculturation … Read More »
Correlation between Violence against Wives and STIs
For Bangladeshi men, violence against wives is a common phenomenon. The risk regarding wives’ sexual health is higher of the men who commit such abuse. This is because these abusive husbands … Read More »
Patriarchal Beliefs and Perceptions of Abuse among Women
Patriarchy is a widespread ideology which denotes to a set of ideas and beliefs that validate male dominance over women in society. Nevertheless, patriarchy is likely to differ through regions and … Read More »
Preventing and Responding to Gender-Based Violence
The violence against women differ prominently from violence against men. Unfortunately women are more likely to be sexually assaulted or killed by someone they know than men. Gender inequality is the … Read More »
Reporting and Gender-Based Violence
Though Gender based Violence (GBV) has numerous adverse health effects, it is immensely underreported. Even the existing estimated are partially bias. Estimating GBV based on health systems data or on police … Read More »
Voicing the Silent Fear: Domestic Violence
Abusive acts against Asian women arise out of a diversity of cultural circumstances. It is influenced by power relations. Abusive acts are not just limited to a single characteristic. This means … Read More »
Gender Analysis in terms of Experiences of Abortion and Menstrual Regulation
Gender equity is an issue in terms of safeness, legalization and women-friendliness of the services of abortion and menstrual regulation. In order to illustrate multiple barriers to access to services and … Read More »
Gender Disadvantage and Reproductive Health Risk Factors
Two major determinants women’s health in developing countries are gender disadvantage and reproductive health. This paper tries to define the association of factors indicative of gender disadvantage and reproductive health with … Read More »
Violence against Women in South Asian countries
In South Asian countries, the natures and social status of women are formed by the tradition of various religion such as Buddhism, Confucianism, Hindu, Islam and Christian. The role of women … Read More »