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Women's safety is a significant concern globally, with issues like rape, murder, and domestic violence and abuse persisting. Which makes difficult for women to feel safe in their own homes. Family members can be perpetrators of emotional, physical, or sexual abuse, making home a dangerous place.

A recent incident at RG Kar Medical College has sparked outrage, leading to protests and boycotts. However, it's essential to question the effectiveness of these actions in driving meaningful change. The root cause of these problems lies in the mentality of individuals, particularly those who perpetuate patriarchal beliefs.

A woman's attire or appearance is never the cause of rape or sexual assault. The root cause of such heinous crimes is the perpetrator's mental attitude, mindset, and lack of respect for boundaries and consent. It's essential to shift the focus from victim-blaming to holding perpetrators accountable for their actions.

We've been taught since our childhood that society is male-dominated, and this mindset is often reinforced by some female family members (Kakimaa, Masimaa, Pisimaa, Mamimaa, Jethimaa, Thakumaa, Didimaa, SASURI Maa), passing down harmful gender stereotypes to future generations.

In 2024, such thinking is unacceptable and contradicts the pursuit of justice. It's crucial to recognize and challenge these double standards and narcissistic behaviors to create a more equitable society.

#WomenSafetyMatters

#GenderEqualityNow

#BreakTheSilence

#ChallengePatriarchy

#EmpowerWomen

#EndDomesticViolence

#RiseAgainstRapeCulture

#JusticeForWomen

#FeminismInAction

#EqualityForAll

#Patriarchynorms

#WomenEmpowerment

#SayNoToGenderBias

#socialawareness

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