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Domestic Violence

Episode 07: Danger At Home

For countless women, entering married life often means the beginning of a stressful, violent existence. Beating one’s wife seems to be ingrained in many men’s mindsets as the appropriate behaviour for a strong male, but the consequences are misery for the wife and children, and often a broken, unhappy home. The concept of domestic violence is based on the notion of patriarchy, which needs to be converted into equality.

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O Ri Chiraiya

Aamir
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Mothers Speak Out

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Experts Explain:
Its Everyone's Problem

3.
The Fight Back

4.
The Consequences:
A World Without Women

5.
A Story of Hope
in Nawanshahr

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Is beating a woman, a sign of masculinity?

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