Description

Violence, Law, and Women's Rights is a critical examination of the intersection between violence against women and legal frameworks aimed at protecting women's rights. This comprehensive textbook explores the complex dynamics of gender-based violence, legal responses, and the advancement of women's rights globally. The book begins by defining the various forms of violence against women, including domestic violence, sexual violence, human trafficking, and harmful traditional practices. It discusses the social, cultural, and economic factors contributing to violence against women and examines the impact on women's physical and mental health, social status, and access to justice. "Violence, Law, and Women's Rights" analyzes international and national legal instruments and frameworks designed to prevent and address violence against women. It explores legal remedies, protective measures, and the role of law enforcement, judiciary, and civil society in combating gender-based violence. Through case studies, legal analyses, and examples of advocacy efforts, this textbook illustrates the challenges and progress in protecting women's rights and combating gender-based violence globally. It serves as an essential resource for students, scholars, activists, and policymakers interested in understanding and advancing women's rights within legal frameworks and promoting a violence-free society.