'gendered violence' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it anytime you need to refer to violence that is perpetrated against someone because of their gender. For example, "Over the past decade, there has been an alarming rise in reported incidents of gendered violence."
Papers were included if they had a discussion of: 1) social institutions (e.g., family, education, economy and polity); 2) social norms and practices (e.g., culture, gender, ethnicity, religion); and 3) the SDOH and its relationship to gendered violence.
Last month, a Spanish organisation uploaded this edited clip of Bertolucci to draw attention to gendered violence.
Women should be fighting for liberation from culturally imposed myths about their sexuality that encourage gendered violence.
Cole Porter's Anything Goes is similarly popular for the music but widely derided for its book, which is full of lazy racial stereotypes and casually gendered violence.
But all men need to stop enabling these choices and stop contributing towards a culture that too often tolerates gendered violence.
Whether it is access to science and technology skills; tackling the gendered violence that 1 in 4 women will face; or the culture of low-paid, low-skilled, part-time work.
She centered her books on young women, and her writing considers themes that have come to obsess me as an adult: gendered violence, psychological manipulation, the vulnerability of outsiders.
As Abbott noted, domestic and gendered violence always increases during times of high unemployment and social breakdown, because men often find it easier to take their feelings of frustration and powerlessness out on women.
This outrageous devaluing of women's lives has been allowed to persist because our society lacks the courage to name the problem – that the ideas we teach men and women to have about one another creates a culture in which gendered violence can thrive.
Maybe it's because women on the road face a set of obstacles that men in bands will never have to consider: sexual harassment, gendered violence, isolation, rape (and the subsequent blanket of silence and victim smearing that happens if the accused happens to be a punk hero).
The epidemic of gendered violence, discrimination and harassment – from wife beating (which 54% of Indian men believe in acceptable according to a Unicef 2012 report) to child marriages (47% of Indian girls are married before the age of 18) – demands we work to change male attitudes and behaviors.
