No question about it. No one should be treated brutally by another person. It's wrong in the eyes of law and morals. It's not only women. Men, Women, choldren or even animals should not be brutally treated.aye_sha90 said:but I dnt think itz right that woman is treated brutally by men ...
Accepted, and there are sill communities in SL within estates and Muslim community where women are treated like slaves, sex slaves or like machines that produce children. Being a doctor working in a remote area, I have enough first hand experiances of it.aye_sha90 said:And I was not speaking abt Sri-Lanka ... but how was the Europe and hw r stil sum countries in ths world ...
Any persons minimum rights and dignities cannot be denied. No question about it, and women are at a disadvantages position most of the time. But this "woman's rights" movements of West do not understand that same principles cannot be used to address problems in East.aye_sha90 said:Our minimum rights n dignity canot b denied, because the human is the same n da freedom of beein a person is our human right!.. you are talking without understandin my concept. This day was chosn afta protests took place on 8 March in sm countries in da world n coz of a sake into a factory tht causd many victimz...
Our society is based not only on rights. That's why you find people of West only talking of their rights being violated. Here it's a fine balance between rights and duties. More you have rights , more you have duties / obligations. You cannot escape from your duties / obligations and enjoy your rights.
If you want to come to SL and want to address problems of women here, these will be staring points.
#1 - Wife battering, a serious problem within un educated. Main reasons are illicit liquor and low educational level of the women. Now if you can get rid of illicit liquor and educate women bit more on problem solving, wife battering will be a thing of rarity
#2 - Most women on estates are malnourished and anemic. They'll have one loaf of bread shared among a family of 6-8. Pain tea plus that piece of bread is their main meal. Give these women liberty from hunger, then we can educate them about their rights / duties / obligations
#3 - Give women their reproductive rights. Muslim women are not alowed to use contraception. But as doctors (non-Muslim ones) we persuade them to do so. Quite a number of them come to our clinics without the tknowledge of their husbands to get contraception. Now if a woman is found out, according to Muslim law the man can divorce her very easily. So fight for having "one law for all races" and for women to decide on contraception and their husbands to help them on that matter.
Hope you got an idea about grass-root level situation in our country.
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