Stopping crimes and violence against women

As we all know, crimes against humanity have been increasing at a fast pace in the past few years. They have been committed by a wide range of people. Drug trafficking, frauds, human trafficking, poaching, prostitution, murder, theft, assault etc. are just a few of the crimes that exist in India. Many criminal operations also engage in black marketeering, religious and political violence, cyber crimes, terrorism, and abduction. Corruption is also a significant problem and is widespread in India. It is prevalent within every section and every level of the society.
One of the most aggressive forms of crimes is sex violation. Around the world at least one woman in every three has been beaten, coerced into sex, or otherwise abused in her lifetime. Every year, violence in the home and the community devastates the lives of millions of women. It is rooted in a global culture of discrimination which denies women equal rights with men. Sexual harassment can also affect a woman mentally. This violates a woman’s right to physical integrity, liberty and also her right to life itself. It is even harder for her to obtain justice. Thus it is a violation of human rights that cannot be justified by any political, religious, or cultural claim. Now to completely stop such crimes, we should remember that such criminal ideas and thoughts generate in the human mind. According to me, prevention is always the best way to deal with violence. For this, first of all, we have to try to change the thinking and minds of the young generation. Some steps which can be taken for preventing crimes are that: We should make sure that all the youth in the society have positive ways to spend their spare time and opportunities, rather than mingling with bad groups.
We can work with public agencies or organisations in solving a problem. We should report a crime as soon as possible to the police. As students, we can take part in training programs, spread awareness among people and speak up for the