The Ecumenical violence from a gender perspective

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The Ecumenical violence from a gender perspective
Author : Dra. Patricia A. Taus
File Size : 40,8 Mb
Publisher : Lulu.com
Language : English
Release Date : 22 July 2014
ISBN : 9781312249097
Pages : 361 pages
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A study of the various rules and jurisprudence of regional and universal organizations control standards based on international humanitarian law and human rights, to perform a global analysis of the various forms that gender violence affecting mainly the women and LGBT people. The crime of gender violence may include, among others, selective abortion based on sex, female infanticide, trafficking, rape during wartime, killings dowry, forced marriages, homophobic attacks to people or LGBT groups, etc. However, there are questionable actions from protector system of international law of human rights that are presented as ""tolerated"" based on religious, cultural or social precepts and sometimes legally accepted. After analyzing sampling of cases in the various countries of the world, possibly generated intellectual questions about the real situation in the West and East and the need for a global joint efforts in order to achieve gender equality stop be a utopia and merely declaratory provision.

The Ecumenical violence from a gender perspective

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