The status of women: statistical realities, needs and projects (Answers to Wotan and KSTS) Age by / prev prev 07
02-06 15-24 5.80 / 1.58 3.16
25-34 30.88 / 5.61 5.09 1935-1944 22.06
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45-54 4.60 14.71 / 3.32 2.62 1955-1964 10.29
/ 2.85 1.98
+ 64 16.18 / 2.53 2.16
According to these data for 2007 and the evolution of femicide from 2002 to 2006 (Centro Reina Sofia), women's murders have increased by 2.86% with respect to developments since 2003 and 4.35% over last year. Wotan
You see, these data do not match the data displayed on the website of Queen Sofia Center for the Study of Violence, to which you refer in your response. The data that are old and you mean a single year.
Also keep in mind that data from the "Reina Sofia" only appear femicide, and no statistics on domestic violence, and my research anthropological concerns domestic violence and femicide taken as an extreme manifestation of that.
With all the problems that exist in the world at the time to identify and validate the studies on domestic violence (See Jaspard M., "Domestic violence in Europe", in Ockrent, C., The black book status Women, pp. 267-292, Aguilar, Madrid, 2007), it is estimated that in Europe, the happy and developed Europe, at least 10% of abused women (and I assure you that these data do not include paid lower wages than women compared with men, dismissals due to pregnancy, care of children and the elderly. A recent study shows that women from the age of 45 are sicker, more worn than men because of the existential stress linked to the demands of their gender).
extrapolated to Spain, and in line with the data offered by the Institute for Women (See statistics on its website), we are talking about 2 million women who suffer abuse. "We consider it an important enough phenomenon to take comprehensive measures, or we let it go?
Finally, I must remind you that my research is anthropological and, therefore, goes beyond the English society and focuses on domestic violence against women (whether immigrant or not), as a universal phenomenon.
At this point we might wonder why no progress in the fight against domestic violence, and to see a little more clearly, we can analyze through statistical data. These data offer are a mixture of surveys of CIS and the Centro Reina Sofia, in which two questions are analyzed in themselves and related:
1 ª femicide
2 ª's impression of the English domestic violence and the situation of women in society as a social problem, and as a personal problem.
in the tables that I have done, or arcades are m responses (8 in total, two per question) or are expressed questions (4 in total).
Question 1: What is, in his view, the main problem that currently exists in Spain? And the second? And the third?
Two answers:
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domestic violence - problems related to women
Question 2: Main problem that currently exists in Spain.
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domestic violence - problems related to women
3 rd Q: And what is the problem that you, personally, it affects more? And the second? And the third?
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Domestic violence - related problems Women
4 th Q: And what is the problem that you, personally, it affects more?
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domestic violence - problems related to women
IN FINAL, 4 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 8.
After a brief analysis we can see that:
1 º) With respect to the first table, the murders of women in the home have increased from 2002 to 2007. also have to take into account an important fact: the figures of the first age group are taken from 14 to 25 years, however, in 2007 the youngest victim was 20 years and increases the prevalence Imagine! Should better fit the statistics.
2 º) The most dangerous two women is the family (the domestic context), and the aggressor was is her husband. VICTIM PROFILE (KILLED)
Women aged between 25 and 44 years old, married, with unskilled English (all with more than 50% of percentage, less marital status, which is 41.99). PROFILE OF THE OFFENDER
Male between 25 and 44, married to the victim, English and low-skilled employment (63%)
Keep in mind that the family is still highly regarded:
- 85.6% are very satisfied or fairly satisfied.
- 64.6% say it is ideal that both work outside the home, but 33.4% do not consider it so (the woman at home and less time away from home).
What causes no prevention or control it, as it is still associated with a private space in which only interfere with individual relationships.
OBJECTIVE: To remove the sacramental status of marriage and emphasize the household as a system of social relations. (Combat clan syndrome syndrome and Heloise). 3 º) Neither the money nor the cultural levels cause or act as catalysts for domestic violence, but that affect the duration of abuse.
OBJECTIVE: Embed the status of women as specific content in the curricula of secondary schools. 4 °) There is awareness that domestic violence is an effect of the status of women in society. Age /
Answers
18-25 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 +64
1 st 3.66 2.55 3.08 2.31 2.16 0.27 3.07 2 nd
0.33 0.33 0.17 0.08 0.06
3 rd 0.67 0.66 0.60 0.30 0.79 1.17
4 th 0.07 0.07 0.05 0.02 0 , 00 5 ª
0.00 0.59 0.49 0.55 0.86 1.00 0.80 0.30 0.73
6 th /, 06 0.52 0.12 0.12 0.19
7 th 0.11 0.19 0.24 0.46 0.30
8 th 0.15 0.33 0.55 0.24 0.09 0.04
Only 2.6% of the population over 18 years, acknowledges that domestic violence is a serious problem in Spain. The sixteenth in Spain and only 0.32% considered that women have problems in society today. 0.87%
believes that domestic violence is one of the most serious problems concerning him, and 0.51% consider that the problems of women in society is one of the main problems.
addition, by age, one can see that the first response only highlights the percentage in the age of 18 to 25 years, but the rest of the issues, the more young people are outside the situation subordinate women in society. Visualise GOT NO YOUTH!, Which are the future victims and perpetrators.
OBJECTIVE: To show that domestic violence is a universal cultural phenomenon (complementary emotional and cognitive) involved psychological abuse, economic and sexual, and that femicide is the external (very bad) of the above.
not a phenomenon or individual, or family, or social, but also cultural, affecting all women. 5) The men are well away from the issues concerning the status of women in society. Sex /
Questions Women Men
1 ª 3.60 (7.3) 1.44 (3.4)
2 nd 0.36 (1) 0.05 (0.1)
3 ª 0.9 (2.3) 0.28 (0.9)
4 ª 0.07 (0.1) 0.009 (0)
5 ª 1.00 (2.4) 0.28 (0.5)
6 ª 0.86 (1.2) 0.09 (0.1)
7 ª 0.34 (0.9) 0.06 (0.2)
8 ª 0.42 (0.7) 0.04 (0.1)
OBJECTIVE: We have to make, matter of urgency, an ad hoc inquiry in which to analyze the male position on this issue.
If man does not mean we will not do anything. 6 º) data are maintained without progress in awareness. Moreover, it is receding since 2004, the year after the adoption of the Comprehensive Law. Year /
Questions
2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001
1 st 2.52 2.87 3.2 6.20 2.28 2.04 2.54 0.20 0.30 2 nd
0.42 0 42 0.27 0.38 0.29
3 rd 0.64 0.77 0.89 1.50 0.73 0.73 0.85
4 th 0.47 0.58 0.76 0.66 0, 44 0.52 0, 20
advertising campaigns work, but very limited in scope and, during the month of November increased the percentage of citizens who consider the problem of domestic violence as one of the fundamental problems of Spain (eg : 5.4%, ranking Station 8 º. The average this year is 2.52% and is ranked 16 among the problems of the English).
2004 was spectacularly good for the consideration of domestic violence as a problem (questions 1 and 3 rd), but we know that this year was the discussion and adoption of the Law on Integral Protection Measures against Gender Violence.
OBJECTIVE: To raise the percentages at the level of 2004 (in questions 1 and 3) and raise the percentages of questions 2 and 4.
To do this we must develop ongoing campaigns and intelligent, that address different levels of population (high school students, college students working women within the household, women working outside and inside the home, business, ...). PD: Response to Let KSTS part. First of all I greet
(KSTS) and thank you for your participation in this blog.
The first thing to be clear is that no trend is the same form of organization.
It can be said as well that the human social animal and has a natural tendency (instinct) to organize, however, unlike the elephant, which its trend and match their organization, not the case with being human, since the form of organization depends on the community (culture) which has been recorded, aun cuando la tendencia sea la misma.
Por esta razón, no es lo mismo ser madre en España que serlo en Afganistán. Y no es lo mismo ser madre en un Estado, que serlo en una comunidad de cazadores-recolectores. Y tampoco es lo mismo ser madre en un sistema patrilineal que en uno matrilineal, etc. Sin embargo, ser “madre” elefante es lo mismo (con las mínimas variaciones que podría implicar un entorno muy específico).
Por otro lado, la familia es una forma de organización, y una de sus funciones principales consiste en conformar la intersubjetividad (los modos-de-ser) de los individuos que pertenecen a un sistema social dado.
Y estos modo-de-ser son los que aprehendemos en la comunidad de la que formamos part.
Therefore, throughout the learning of individuals, they not only learn rules, patterns, values \u200b\u200band representations, but also apprehend and routes of transmission modes (complementary, in the present case) the same as condition system stability and destabilization, and identification as a biography and collective subjectivity and intersubjectivity.
