Response to violation against

 Response to Violence against Woman

In my pervious video I talked about the violence against woman and in this Article I’m particularly going to about the responses which can be taken against the violation of woman. I used the data from WHO (world health organization) to suffice the purpose of this Article. 

Introduction; Violation against woman particularly have a sexual violence against woman and violation of woman’s human right, These responses include enforcement of existing law as a part of law of tort the law of assault, what we can do as a lawyer we can support, women and girls access to quality multi sector service essential for their safety.  While preventing women against the violation them the multi sector organization plays an important role play. The health can provide comprehensive services, sanitize and train health care provider in responding to the need of survivors holistically and empathetically.  We can promote gender norms as a part of life skills and comprehensive sexuality education curricular teach to young people. 

The world health organization response to violation against woman is building the evidence based on the size and nature of violation against women in different settings and supporting countries improving the methods for measuring violation against women in the context of monitoring for the sustainable development goals. They developed guidelines and implementation tools for strengthening evidence on what work to prevent such violation.     

There are a number of laws related to against the woman like the in India the Protection of Women from Domestic Violation Act 2005 is passed by the parliament of India to protect women from Domestic violence. It was come into force by the Ministry of Women and Child Development on 26 October 2006. This Act provide the definition of domestic Violence which include not only physical violation, but also other form of violation  such as emotional, verbal, sexual, and economical abuse. 

Pursuant to the Act, the aggrieved person is define as any woman who is, or has been in a domestic relationship with the respondent and who allege to have been subjected to domestic violation by the respondent. This law protects not only women from violation within their husband wife relationship but women, living in the home with people with whom they are domestic relationship with. This protects women from violence within their relationship by marriage like ex: husband, wife, daughter-in-law, father-in-law, mother-in-law etc. relationship by blood like ex: father-daughter, sister-brother, relationship by adoption like, adopted daughter-father, and even relationships, legally invalid marriages. The act was considered to be the first piece of legislation to provide legal recognition and protection to relationship and relationship outside of marriage. 

Rights of woman under the protection of women from domestic violence act 2005, a woman can apply for a protection order for monetary relief, a custody order, a residence order. Free legal advice and service under the legal services authority act, 1987. File a complaint under section 498A of the Indian Penal Code. The person also have right to reside in the shared home regardless of whether or not she has any title or ownership over the home.