A STUDY ON HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS OF DALIT WOMEN WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO KARUR DISTRICT OF TAMIL NADU
Journal Title: GJRA-Global Journal For Research Analysis - Year 2019, Vol 8, Issue 5
Abstract
The lower socio-economic status of dalit women in India has arrived at a predicament circumstances, and the urgency of issues has guided to various attempts to improve condition of dalit women, but violation of human rights for them is still prevalent in several of parts of India and it affects their quality of life. More than two fth of dalit women have moderate level of violation of human rights. Signicant difference is prevailing among violation of human rights and socio-economic status of dalit women. Violation of human rights has negative, moderate and signicant relation with quality of life of dalit women. To avoid human rights violation of dalit women, they should be provided sufficient housing, equal access to private employment and equal treatment to women and children. In addition, they must be allowed to participate in social and political activities.
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Dr. S. Prabhu
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