Titlebook: Engendering Human Rights; Cultural and Socio-E Obioma Nnaemeka,Joy Ngozi Ezeilo Book 20051st edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Natu

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Understanding the Sociocultural and Traditional Context of Female Circumcision and the Impact of thearious approaches have been adopted at the grassroots, national, and international levels to bring an end to this practice. Among these has been a discourse of human rights relating in particular to health and gender. For the purposes of this chapter, it is not necessary to define or describe the va

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Unveiling the Mask of Privacy: Protecting Survivors of Violence Against Women in KenyaWomen Lawyers in Kenya (FIDA Kenya). The chapter contextualizes FIDA Kenya’s work as occurring within a growing international women’s rights discourse that requires state to adjust their role and functions in order to meet their obligations. FIDA Kenya advocates for a multidimensional approach to de

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Prevalence of Wife Battering Among Workers in a Nigerian University: Issues in Women’s Rightscted against problems in the larger society. In the last four decades, however, Western scholars have documented that a great deal of violence occurs within the family setting regardless of family type.. Only a few African scholars document this changing trend.. Wife battering as violence against wo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-11587-8e twenty-first century, and after more than fifty years of engagements by the United Nations (UN) and its member states in human rights standards-setting, we are still confronted with questions about whether human rights are the same everywhere for everyone, irrespective of race, sex, gender, color,

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Systemwechsel und Demokratisierung Religion and Post-Modernism.” It is midday. The words, . (God is the Greatest) pierce my ears like a bullet. Scores of voices are screaming out in one breath, .. All of them are men shouting out the Friday mid-day call to prayer. Loud speakers and microphones are fixed on minarets. The whole distri

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Arbeitstechniken in der Szenario-Methode, gender, “race,”. and nation-building. We explore the complicity of health professionals in the abuse of the reproductive rights of South African women through participation in a system that constructed women primarily as reproductive bodies and manipulated their reproduction for oppressive politica

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,Benutzeroberfl?che als Bildraum,oined me for a few days of vacation and to complete a writing assignment about a French graphic design firm. At a street corner we encounter some graffiti. Black letters on a dirty-white wall, the slogan hits us both in the conciseness and violence of the message: . (Islam equals AIDS).