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GENDER SENSITIZATION: A REVIEW ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN FOCUSING ON SITUATION MANAGEMENT

Dipti Mayee Sahoo

Abstract


Violence against women is not a myth but reality. It exists everywhere globally. The problem of violence against women is as old as the world in cosmologies, mythologies or legends. The paper helps in throwing light on making aware about the various types of violence that are occurring in the society so that the various national and international organization may throw a light for a Multi Disciplinary Approach to find out a solution of VAW and fight against MALE CHAUVINISM and pave the path for EQUALITY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE FOR WOMEN.


Keywords


Male chauvinism, Equality of social justice for women, Situation management, Gender sensitization, Violence against women, Gender sensitization review.

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