Domestic Violence linked to Chronic Malnutrition in Women, Children in India: Study - Instablogs
Domestic Violence linked to Chronic Malnutrition in Women, Children in India: Study
Puneet , Noida: Apr 26 2008
Made Popular Apr 26 2008
India :
Women and children in India have been ill treated in many rural parts of the country. There the women and children are attimes physically, mentally and economically tortured. Experts at The Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) (Boston) have found that...
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Tags: Domestic violence in india, Chronic Malnutrition, HSPH, Physical and sexula violence
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Grace Calderon
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Grace Calderon Apr 26 2008
Quezon City, Philippines
I hope these women and children victims of domestic violence already KNOW for a fact that they’re victims. Education is the first step in emancipating them. Victims, first and foremost, have to know that they are such. It is one thing to use them for measured studies and another to give back to them the hope in concrete doable terms indicating that their plight does have a solution.


Or, is there really a solution?
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Ranita
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Ranita Apr 26 2008
kolkata, India
This has been the primary problem in India for ages. The women not only have to be patient home-makers looking after the children and tolerating the exploitaion on the part of the husabnds who are rather the heartless oppressors but they also have to earn for the family. At the lower levels of the society they are often subjected to untold physical and psychological miseries and even domesticate rape as well. Women are taken to be nothing better than maids with the role of the regular concubine to lie down to be f”+#d every one and the at the animalistic desires of men who care a damn to give them food or the minimum respect.
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