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" Women safety has to be our priority. It’s important for everyone - from the government to corporates and individuals – to join hands to make India a safer place for women to work and live." - @elsamariedsilva
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In an article on @YourStoryCo, Elsa Marie D'Silva visualises how India can do better in women's safety.
She recommends that everyone firmly agrees that everyone has a right to be safe & be active bystanders that intervene in sexual violence, instead of being perpetrators.
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She recommends that everyone firmly agrees that everyone has a right to be safe & be active bystanders that intervene in sexual violence, instead of being perpetrators.
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The government must also ensure that legislation against sexual violence is enforced, police stations are safe & welcoming for women to make complaints, SGBV cases are fast-tracked, & fundings for programmes that educate & advocate for women's rights.
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@elsamafiedsilva also recommends that corporations have policies that effectively address sexual harassment at the workplace. The workplace culture should also not be one that promotes a hostile work environment for women.
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The Bollywood culture of objectifying women must also stop. Elsa stated that they use their influencing position to portray women in strong roles & in real, everyday roles that give women agency.
Read more on this via https://www.google.com/amp/s/yourstory.com/2019/01/visualising-women-safety-2019-india-do-better/amp
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Read more on this via https://www.google.com/amp/s/yourstory.com/2019/01/visualising-women-safety-2019-india-do-better/amp
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