Yet, they continue to face challenges to their education, their physical and mental wellness, and the protections needed for a life without violence. Girls have got opportunities to make voices heard on public forums in many spheres and taken remarkable developmental strides. Over the last 10 years, there has, no doubt, been increased attention on issues related to girls amongst governments, policymakers and people. The latest NCRB figures are a grim indicator of how vulnerable girls remain.Despite a general discourse on empowerment in the country, girls have to bear the burden of the deeply-ingrained gender construct in the society.Ģ022 completes a decade of the commemoration of International Day of the Girl (IDG). They are ‘taught’ to endure,‘forced’ to accept, and kept ‘unaware’ of their rights as individuals. Restrictive advice like this often forces a girl to think and behave in a particular way. The responsibility for preventing violence too often falls on girls: “don’t walk there”, “you can’t wear that”, “don’t go out at night”, “you shouldn’t be alone”.

In many communities, this acceptance is a ‘norm’. While all adolescents may experience violence, being a girl presents unique vulnerabilities – some with consequences that can last a lifetime.Īcceptance ofdiscrimination, violence or crimes shrinks a girl’s sense of self, the hours of the day, and their lives. Violence against girls, especially in their adolescence, can take many forms –physical, sexual and emotional – and varies in its severity. In Odisha, Jharkhand and Assam, three other states in the East where CRY has analyzed data, the situation is as grave as elsewhere. In West Bengal, 99 per cent of the incidents of crime happened against girls. In Bihar, where Seema lives, there were 6,894 recorded cases of Crime against Children in 2021, and all the victims were girls. There are also millions of other activities and really cool feature and celebrity boutiques too! Adam Sevani has a boutique on GirlSense, so do Savvy & Mandy and my favorite clothing designer- BB Dakota– does too.Why do parents worry about their teenaged daughters’ safety, much more than their sons? Well, a look at the latest findings of National Crime Record Bureau (NCRB) might provide an answer. We can talk about anything we want on my blog and I will definitely be giving a lot of updates on what’s happening on my favorite website: On you can open your very own fashion boutique, decorate it any way you like and fill it with your own clothing designs ….

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