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Women Issue
Problemas que as mulheres enfrentam
Dados da ONU - violência contra mulher
• 2013 - global: 35 per cent of women worldwide have
experienced either physical and/or sexual intimate
partner violence or non-partner sexual violence.
However, some national violence studies show that up to
70 per cent of women have experienced physical and/or
sexual violence in their lifetime from an intimate partner .
• It is estimated that of all women killed in 2012, almost
half were killed by intimate partners or family members.
• Worldwide, more than 700 million women alive today
were married as children (below 18 years of age). More
than one in three—or some 250 million—were married
before 15.
• Child brides are often unable to effectively negotiate
safer sex, leaving themselves vulnerable to sexually
transmitted infections, including HIV, along with early
pregnancy. The fact that girls are not physically mature
enough to give birth, places both mothers and their
babies at risk.
• Around 120 million girls worldwide (slightly more than
1 in 10) have experienced forced intercourse or other
forced sexual acts at some point in their lives.
• More than 133 million girls and women have
experienced some form of female genital mutilation
(FGM) in the 29 countries in Africa and the Middle East
where the harmful practice is most common.
• Beyond extreme physical and psychological pain, girls
who undergo FGM are at risk of prolonged bleeding,
infection (including HIV), infertility, complications
during pregnancy and death.
• Trafficking ensnares millions of women and girls in
modern-day slavery. Women and girls represent 55 per
cent of the estimated 20.9 million victims of forced
labour worldwide, and 98 per cent of the estimated 4.5
million forced into sexual exploitation.
• Women in urban areas are twice as likely as men to
experience violence, particularly in developing
countries.
• In New Delhi, a 2010 study found that 66 per cent of
women reported experiencing sexual harassment between
two and five times during the past year.
• Annual costs of intimate partner violence have been
calculated at USD 5.8 billion in the United States in 2003
and GBP 22.9 billion in England and Wales in 2004 .
• A 2009 study in Australia estimated the cost of violence
against women and children at AUD 13.6 billion per year.
• A recent estimation of the costs of domestic violence
against women at the household level to the economy in
Viet Nam suggests that both out-of-pocket expenditures
and lost earnings represent nearly 1.4 per cent of GDP in
that country. An estimate of overall productivity loss
however, comes to 1.8 per cent of GDP.
Controle do corpo feminino
Direitos ignorados
Estupro e Aborto
Violência doméstica
Estupro Coletivo
Culpa do Estupro
Obrigação de ter filhos
Oportunidade de Emprego
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