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LIFESTYLE

Why women are disproportionately affected by humanitarian crises? cope with dire consequences such as stigma, trauma, unwanted pregnancies etc. Estimates show that about 20% of women refugees in conflict-ridden areas have experienced at least one form of sexual violence. Even the experts agree that this estimate is very kind. Prone to natural disasters Even when a humanitarian crisis does not involve conflict, the female gender is still the worst hit. A 2007 study published in the Annals of the Association of American Geographers revealed that natural disasters have a greater effect on the life expectancy of women than men.This conclusion was drawn after a thorough examination of data A lot has been achieved in the fight for

April 2014 and the disproportionate killing

from 141 countries, over a 21-year period.

gender equality. Even in the developing

of schoolgirls during the Afghan war are

Another report from Oxfam revealed that the

world, policymakers and other stakeholders

examples that highlight the vulnerability of

2004 Tsunami claimed the lives of four times

appear to be more conscious of the rights of

school-going girls. In a bid to protect their

as many women than men in India, Sri Lanka,

the female gender. However, there is still a

children, parents often stop them from going

and Indonesia. This is largely due to the fact

chasm between both genders and this gap

to school and this could have a lasting

that the women were unable to swim their

is best observed in regions that are hit by a

negative impact on their educational

way out of the turbulence or climb trees. Ma-

humanitarian crisis The United Nations in its

pursuits. The United Nations reports that

jority of them were also at home on the day

2019 Global Humanitarian Overview affirms

‘girls in conflict settings are 2.5 times more

of the Tsunami. In its 2018 Gender Gap Re-

that ‘conflicts and disasters exacerbate

likely to be out of school than boys.’ Many of

port, the World Economic Forum affirms that

gender

against

these girls may never return to school and

‘gender parity is fundamental to whether and

women and girls.’ On the average, the death

even if they do, they may never recover from

how economies and societies thrive.’ Accord-

toll of women is higher than men whenever

the damage done by the prolonged absence

ing to the report, there remains a 32% av-

there is a humanitarian crisis.

from school.

erage gender gap that needs to be covered.

inequalities,

particularly

This statistic represents an improvement A drop in school attendance

A product of lawlessness

from the previous year but it also tells us that

Young girls are more vulnerable in

All over the world, sexual violence is one

a lot of work still needs to be done before

of

of the leading crimes against humanity in

gender equality can be achieved. If you are

more than 200 girls in a Nigerian school in

war-ridden areas. and it comes in different

still in doubt, you should take a closer look at

forms. Sexual violence comes in different

the regions hit by humanitarian crises.

conflict-ridden

areas.

The

abduction

forms; forced marriage, rape, sexual slavery, etc and is perpetrated against all genders. In basic terms, it is a direct result of the collapse of rule of law. However, the female gender is undoubtedly the worst hit by sexual violence. Economically and politically marginalized women are often subjected to unspoken degrees of abuse, leaving them to

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