The article discusses the alarming statistics regarding women's safety and rights, particularly in India, where issues such as dowry deaths, domestic violence, exploitation, rape, and harassment are prevalent. The author expresses concern over the societal attitudes that blame women's clothing for these crimes, arguing that women have the right to dress as they wish without fear of violence. The piece also touches on the societal preference for male children, questioning why many women express a desire to give birth to sons rather than daughters. The author suggests that this preference stems from fear and a desire for security in a world where women face constant threats and harassment. The article aims to shed light on these issues in hopes of fostering discussion and promoting change.

by Rohit Poriya in English Women Focused

Writen by Rohit Poriya

Category Women Focused