Annotated Bibliography: The Violence Against Women Around The World
Annotated bibliography
Women are treated differently throughout the globe. From country to country women roles differ from home to home. Specifically, in Bangladesh, women violence is at an outrage. After reading a variety of news articles, websites, etc. I have learned quite a lot, and it became an eye opener to me that the violence against women in Bangladesh is outstanding. Overall, the sources I have looked at talked about how there is a lack of protection for women. The laws to make women safe out in Bangladesh aren 't enforced, and the United Nations are trying to make a law that strictly enforces the protection of women to be treated seriously. Another source I looked at discussed how women are getting raped and sexually harassed and …show more content…
Some are getting treated well, but some, unfortunately, are getting treated the opposite. One spot in particular, is Bangladesh. According to Modern Ghana, “Bangladesh is one of the most vulnerable countries in the world where their women are passing in very dangerous situations.” Women in Bangladesh are getting treated horribly and it’s very eye opening and sad for me to hear. Some of the issues that are occurring are things that aren’t even an option to get away with here in the United States. To grow up with what I know is the right way to treat women, and other people, compares greatly to what people in Bangladesh grow up with. After learning what their perception is of what the right way to treat a woman is, I realized that there is one world evolving into …show more content…
All of the bad things that happen to them are because they acted out, and they did something wrong. They believe the things that they are being told, and they get so comfortable with what is going on, they can’t get out of it. Women aren’t the only victims when it comes to this violence in Bangladesh; Children are also affected. Children witness this violence and behavior their whole lives, and they grow up believing that is how they should either get treated, or how they should treat people. Children are sometimes even the victims to the extent that they are the ones getting physically hurt. This is just sad, because children are as innocent as they can be. They don’t typically know right from wrong, and they are too young to be involved in that type of
Women are treated differently throughout the globe. From country to country women roles differ from home to home. Specifically, in Bangladesh, women violence is at an outrage. After reading a variety of news articles, websites, etc. I have learned quite a lot, and it became an eye opener to me that the violence against women in Bangladesh is outstanding. Overall, the sources I have looked at talked about how there is a lack of protection for women. The laws to make women safe out in Bangladesh aren 't enforced, and the United Nations are trying to make a law that strictly enforces the protection of women to be treated seriously. Another source I looked at discussed how women are getting raped and sexually harassed and …show more content…
Some are getting treated well, but some, unfortunately, are getting treated the opposite. One spot in particular, is Bangladesh. According to Modern Ghana, “Bangladesh is one of the most vulnerable countries in the world where their women are passing in very dangerous situations.” Women in Bangladesh are getting treated horribly and it’s very eye opening and sad for me to hear. Some of the issues that are occurring are things that aren’t even an option to get away with here in the United States. To grow up with what I know is the right way to treat women, and other people, compares greatly to what people in Bangladesh grow up with. After learning what their perception is of what the right way to treat a woman is, I realized that there is one world evolving into …show more content…
All of the bad things that happen to them are because they acted out, and they did something wrong. They believe the things that they are being told, and they get so comfortable with what is going on, they can’t get out of it. Women aren’t the only victims when it comes to this violence in Bangladesh; Children are also affected. Children witness this violence and behavior their whole lives, and they grow up believing that is how they should either get treated, or how they should treat people. Children are sometimes even the victims to the extent that they are the ones getting physically hurt. This is just sad, because children are as innocent as they can be. They don’t typically know right from wrong, and they are too young to be involved in that type of