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Status of Women Rights in India - Study of Punjab

English · Paperback / Softback

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The present book deals with women's rights. It is an empirical study that was conducted in two districts of Punjab, India. The relationship between good governance and women's rights and the constitutional & legal status of their rights has been traced in this study. The book's main focus is to investigate the status of women's rights in Punjab and it is an attempt to discover the reasons behind the violation of their rights. It is an endeavor to identify the government and non-government organizations' efforts to protect the rights of women. This work is significant because violation of women's rights is a worldwide problem and India is no exception to it. It is trying to cover women from all segments of the population to reach the truth in this project. This book will be very crucial and helpful for the researchers who are working on this issue.

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Sukhpal Kaur (Dra.), tras obtener un doctorado en la Universidad de Punjabi, Patiala, optó por la profesión docente en 2014. Ha publicado sus trabajos de investigación, tres libros como única autora y dos como coautora. Ha participado y presentado sus trabajos de investigación en seminarios, conferencias y talleres nacionales e internacionales.

Product details

Authors Sukhpal Kaur
Publisher LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 07.06.2021
 
EAN 9786203861136
ISBN 9786203861136
No. of pages 144
Subject Social sciences, law, business > Sociology > Women's and gender studies

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