Nepali Women Beaten by Their Husbands

Type Journal Article - Pakistan Journal of Women's Studies
Title Nepali Women Beaten by Their Husbands
Author(s)
Volume 18
Issue 2
Publication (Day/Month/Year) 2011
Page numbers 91-93
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Abstract
A wife burns the food or demurs to have sex, her husband can beat her. And if she goes out without telling her mother-in-law or doesn't bring in dowry, the mother-in-law can do the same. That is how a large chunk of women in Nepal's patriarchal society feels, a sample survey has [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] discovered. The Nepal Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey 2010, covering 24 of Nepal's 75 districts, focused on the state of women and children in two regions most vulnerable to disasters and the most underdeveloped: the Midwest and the far west. These are also the districts that were the most affected by the 10-year Maoist insurgency and see thousands going to India across the border every year due to food scarcity and natural...

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