Civil Rights Equality? Or Not?
Is there equality in American Civil Rights Laws?
This group is designed to promote discussion in the existing legislation which provides definition of civil rights violations and punishment for those violations.Specifically specific laws contained in the U.S. Code, 18 USC 241, 18 USC 242, 18 USC 245 and 18 USC 246.These are the framework for criminal prosecution of civil rights violations against U.S. Citi ...learn more
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Created: Oct 09, 2007
Updated: Jan 06, 2008
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WAV’s Mission
We believe women should have full rights over their self and body and have the right for self-accomplishment and development.
We condemn and reject all violence against women. We reject all laws that discriminate against women, and we seek to change social norms that treat women as “mere housewives” or “sexual objects.”
WAV sees violence against women as a social problem practiced, legitimized and intensified by the traditions, norms and laws of society. The most extreme form of this is the murder of women which is justified by protecting the so-called “family honor.”
WAV’s Goals:
Exposing the problem of violence against women;
Establishing support services for women victims of violence; and
Promoting the status of women within our community.
We believe women should have full rights over their self and body and have the right for self-accomplishment and development.
We condemn and reject all violence against women. We reject all laws that discriminate against women, and we seek to change social norms that treat women as “mere housewives” or “sexual objects.”
WAV sees violence against women as a social problem practiced, legitimized and intensified by the traditions, norms and laws of society. The most extreme form of this is the murder of women which is justified by protecting the so-called “family honor.”
WAV’s Goals:
Exposing the problem of violence against women;
Establishing support services for women victims of violence; and
Promoting the status of women within our community.