Gender Violence in Mexico
Today I want to write about the gender violence, here in Mexico is something normal with what we (the women) have to live, sometimes it's difficult to watch or realize because it's very introduced in our lives but it exists and is very dangerous for all mexican women.
The numbers say that 1 of 3 women have lived gender violence. Gender Violence includes differents topics and situations where a lot of women don't know or ignore than They was suffering violence, some of them are:
- Emocional violence
He has stopped talking
Taking time to help, He has left her all the housework and childcare
He has been angry a lot because the house is not clean, or think she failed to meet "her" obligations
Ignores her, He does not take into account or not gives affection
He has threatened to leave, damage, take the children or her out of the house.
He has shamed, despised her, He has said she is ugly or has been compared with other women
He has made her feel afraid
He has said that she cheats on him
-Physical Violence
He has pushed or pulled her hair
He was beaten her with hands or objects
He has fanned an object her
He has kicked her
He has tried to strangle or suffocate her
She was attacked with a knife or razor
He has moored her
He shot her with a gun
-Sexual Violence
He has demanded to have sex but she does not want
She has been forced to do sexual acts that she did not seem to him
He has used his physical strength to force her to have sex
-Economic violence
He has claimed it as spending money
He has forbidden her to work or study
Although he has money it has been stingy or elbow with household expenses
He has spent the money needed for the House
He has threatened her that he will not give her money.
He has seized or has taken away money or property
If you want to know more you can read this PDF
http://www.inegi.org.mx/prod_serv/contenidos/espanol/bvinegi/productos/estudios/sociodemografico/mujeresrural/muj_viol.pdf
If you want to talk spanish, english or a basic french send me a message :)
Perla
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Sexisum in Mexico (colour key at the bottom)
Today I want to write about sexisum, here in Mexico it is something normal with what we (the women) have to live with, sometimes it's difficult to watch or realize think about (realize makes no sense here) because it's very immersed in our lives but it exists and it is very dangerous for all mexican women.
The numbers say that out of 1 of 3 women have had to deal with sexisum. Sexisum encompasses (includes can still be used) a variety topics and situations where a lot of women don't know or ignore than they were suffering violence, some of them are:
Emotional violence.
-He has stopped talking.
-Taking the time to help, He has left her all the housework and childcare.
-He has been angry a lot because the house is not clean, or he thinks she has failed to meet "her" obligations.
-Ignores her, He does not take her into account or does not give her affection.
-He has threatened to leave, damage, take the children or her out of the house.
-He has shamed, despised her, He has said she is ugly or she has been compared with other women.
-He has made her feel afraid.
-He has said that she cheats on him.
Physical Violence
-He has pushed or pulled her hair
-He was beaten her with hands or objects
-He has thrown(?) an object at her
-He has kicked her
-He has tried to strangle or suffocate her
-She has been attacked with a knife or razor
-He has moored her (I'm gussing moored means converting her religion?)
-He shot her with a gun
-Sexual Violence
-He has demanded to have sex but she does not want
-She has been forced to do sexual acts that he knew she didn't want to do. (?)
-He has used his physical strength to force her to have sex (He used his strength to rape her.)
Economic violence
-He has claimed it as spending money
-He has forbidden her to work or study
-Although he has money he has been stingy or pushed aside the household expenses
-He has spent the money needed for the House
-He has threatened her that he will not give her money.
-He has seized or has taken away money or property
If you want to know more you can read this PDF
http://www.inegi.org.mx/prod_serv/contenidos/espanol/bvinegi/productos/estudios/sociodemografico/mujeresrural/muj_viol.pdf << published 2003 or uses information from 2003 from what I can gather so might not be that relable anymore, stats chnage a lot. :)
If you want to talk spanish, english or some basic french send me a message :)
Perla
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Red - Capital
Pink - Added detail
Where I come from I feel really equal and don't feel thretened at all :) I guess some places take more time and you will always get mean people. >_<
Your English is very good :) I may be sleepy so I hope I didn't miss anything :) Good luck with your English :D
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Todos los derechos de la mayoria de paises desarrollados tienen muchos derechos de la mujer y pueden facilmente denunciar a cualquier hombre, por maltrato y este sera llevado, con un solo golpe ya pueden llevar preso al hombre.
Tienen tantos derechos que termina repugnando, porque también hay mujeres que maltratan al hombre y aunque la denuncie sera visto como un marica o como un pendejo por dejarse, entonces no hay ninguna igualdad de genero. Ambos abusos son realmente importantes y deben ser tratados de la misma manera, pero parece que inclusive las mujeres y el mundo es machista ya que tienen a la mujer como el genero debil que siempre será abusado por el sexo fuerte que es el hombre ¿no crees?.
Si una mujer es abusada y si no denuncia o busca ayuda pues mira se le puede llamar selección natural.
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