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<title>DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: A HISTORIC AND SOCIO-CULTURAL REALITY IN  BANGLADESH</title>
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<description>DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: A HISTORIC AND SOCIO-CULTURAL REALITY IN  BANGLADESH
Chowdhury, Mohiuddin Ahsanul Kabir
Domestic violence against women is prevalent throughout the world&#13;
in different forms even in this twenty first century. Though the view towards&#13;
domestic violence varies across the countries the World Bank has already&#13;
spotted it as a global epidemic. Domestic violence, whether in urban or rural&#13;
areas, puts women community at vulnerable position as it causes both&#13;
physical and psychological grievances. Several forms of domestic violence&#13;
including physical, psychological, sexual and economical violence have been&#13;
illustrated by different organizations worldwide. In Bangladesh, the&#13;
patriarchal capitalism puts women in such a position that they always remain&#13;
subservient under mail domination and in many cases this is reflected&#13;
through violence against them. This was criminalized in Bangladesh in 2010.&#13;
But the laws are not enough alone to protect the women from sufferings.&#13;
Strategies should be taken to raise the awareness among the general&#13;
population along with effective implementation of the law. This paper&#13;
depicts an overview on domestic violence against women from socio-cultural&#13;
and legal perspective emphasizing especially over the situation in&#13;
Bangladesh.
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<pubDate>Thu, 01 Jan 2015 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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