Drowning in the soup of male violence

Elizabeth Dalgarno, Mukesh Kapila, Natalie Page

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

From womb to tomb, girls and women are exposed to male violence in every neighbourhood, everywhere. It is a global ‘pandemic’ as male physical aggression is the largest category of societal violence.

A rogue British policeman was recently sentenced to life imprisonment for the abduction, rape and murder of Sarah Everard. When a specialist commented on how society justified and excused violence against women, her interviewer likened it to “swimming in a soup of male violence”. It is more accurate that women are drowning in a soup of male violence.
Original languageEnglish
TypeDrowning in the soup of male violence
Media of outputblog
Publication statusPublished - 12 Nov 2021

Keywords

  • Violence against women
  • Gender inequality
  • 'Parental Alienation'

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