Re: What is the definition of D V..
by Sanjay on Dec 16, 2009 01:41 AM
according to them if you have even relationship with your wife that to is counted as abuse.
Re: Re: What is the definition of D V..
by Sanjay on Dec 16, 2009 01:43 AM
It is called 6 abuse and it is called domestic violence Indian is unique country where its statics includes this strange abuse
Re: What is the definition of D V..
by this that on Dec 16, 2009 12:11 AM
I want to see lot less than 25 messages per page on this discussion from your side.
Re: .
by navrekha sharma on Dec 15, 2009 11:50 PM
no I dont think more laws are needed...what we need is strong women (and men) who have the courage to protest the violence when it happens to them or to someone near to them.Unfortunately, people remain silent out of fear or embarrassment: this encourages impunity among its perpetrators.Evil happens in the world mainly for two reasons:either because people are intrinsically bad or because those who are good are silent.
Re: Re: Re: Re: .
by A P on Dec 16, 2009 12:31 AM
of course there shud b a proper investigation, before handing down puni_shment and there in lies the real test
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by startraveller on Dec 16, 2009 12:04 AM
Also punishment should be even stricter for misuse. And incase of failure to prove the accusations, there should be punishment.
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by Aviram Vijh on Dec 15, 2009 11:43 PM
Laws are very strict...infact too much in favour of women...laws in itself don't mean anything...how about some implementation?
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by Maithili Desai on Dec 15, 2009 11:39 PM
the term 'strict' is pretty ambiguous, you see. the stricter the law, the more chances of it being misused. What is required is an alert society which is resistant to any such acts. That is our aim :)
Emotional blackmail, nagging, refusal to cooperate, excuses to avoid responsibilities, looking down on working hard at place of work, living beyond means, differentiating family members on various aspects like food, ignoring responsibilities, harsh tone - these are forms of violence too and should be treated with due punishment.
Re: Re: Domestick violence
by Maithili Desai on Dec 15, 2009 11:40 PM
forget them. it is time to move beyond feminism and all that 'pseudo activism' what is right, needs to be done and only public pressure can bring it in.
Ya! Domestic violence is a very common thing, but the one which is usually hidden. The mental trauma that it causes is much more than the physical one. I as a Psychiatrist can vouch for the Depression it causes not only to the victim but also to the children who witness it. The mental agony lingers long long time. Sometimes people who cant it any more commit Suicide!I appreciate the effort and the awreness u all are trying to create. Best of luck!
Re: Domestic Violence
by Abusoleman on Dec 15, 2009 11:11 PM
The conceptions , about domestic disorders, having changed vastly ,due to adoptions of mixed cultures it is not easy to say anything on this matter. While everyone is given an opportunity to speak , with whatever understanding he/she posesses , those opinions are mere opinions , not any constructive ones. The basic point is people have shifted away from the BASICS of a domestic harmony.So setting it in right order is a humanly impossible task. But there is a way ! People cant do it Utmost they can force the GOVT to adopt it. Whats the method? Thats still unknown as the GOVT HAS DEAF EARS!
Re: I dont see any boy in the group...
by Maithili Desai on Dec 15, 2009 10:40 PM
unfortunately, since our class has a majority of girls, it is so. but we had loads of guys help us out... the folks who helped out with our street play were two guys...
Re: Re: I dont see any boy in the group...
by startraveller on Dec 15, 2009 10:44 PM
My apologies for the hard talk. I really have a great regards for people like.
Re: Re: Re: I dont see any boy in the group...
by Maithili Desai on Dec 15, 2009 10:50 PM
I totally understand. I know women who can make men hate the whole of womankind, but trust me, we're not here to take sides... it is just the right against the wrong. :)
