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Empowering Women's Rights

Are you giving your support to Women’s Liberation

“You can tell the condition of a nationality by looking at the status of its women” – Jawaharlal Nehru

“As long as women continue to be in a position of receiving rather than giving, they shall continue to bear injustice’ – Kiran Bedi

“When I took up issues of women’s welfare, I was accused in India of voicing ‘foreign concerns’. I was told that Indian women don’t think like that about equality. But I would like to argue that if they don’t think like that, they should be given a real opportunity to think like that.” - Amartya Sen


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Women’s rights are denied from Womb to Tomb

Female starts to suffer from the womb
Some are rejected the rights to live even in the womb
Sex selection and abortion deny their rights to live
Some are denied to live after coming out from the womb
Female infanticide and abandoning them are common
Some are favored to come out from their womb
But they cannot cross the next phase peacefully
The child marriage, child labor and more
The child prostitution and sexual abuse are common
Women suffer more even during her adolescence
Sexual harassment, rape and coerced prostitution
Economically coerced marriage, sex and prostitution
Women are denied the rights to education
Women continue to suffer on her reproductive phase
Abuse of women by intimate male partners
Harassment, rape, dowry abuse and murder are common
Discrimination on sex and sexual abuse in workplace
The pride of customary practicing of Sati
Women are coerced to pregnancy against their desire
The labor pain – the most unbearable cross they bear
In old age the women continue to suffer
The widows are discriminated and ignore in the society
The widow – sexually abused by their relatives and others
The burglars also kill elderly women mercilessly  @thohe

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Where have all the Women gone?

Community sex ratio in India in 2001

Community _________Percentage________ Overall sex ratio____ Child sex ratio (0-6)

Hindus_____________81.4________________931______________925
Muslims____________12.4________________936______________950
Jains_______________0.4_________________940_____________ 870
Sikhs_______________1.9_________________893_____________786
Christians___________2.3_________________1,009___________ 964
Buddhists___________0.8__________________953____________ 942
Others_____________0.7___________________992___________ 976

*Check the sex ratio in state wise in India*
The highest sex ratio in India in 2001 was Kerala (1058) and the lowest is Haryana (861) in U.T. Daman and Diu is 709 only.

Sex- Ratio in India down through the 20th Century

Year ____ Sex Ratio
1901_____ 972
1911_____ 964
1921_____ 955
1931_____ 950
1941_____ 945
1951_____ 946
1961_____ 941
1971_____ 930
1981_____ 934
1991_____ 927
2001_____ 933

 

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