Female Oppression in 2010 — The Voice of the Voiceless
June 11, 2010 by Simona Panetta
Filed under Health, Special Features
[UPDATED]
Once upon a time, a princess and her prince lived in a high tower. Then reality arrived with a forceful push, felling the princess to her battered knees. She held her bloodied head up, her gaze in the looking glass reflecting the scars of a hostage.
Shackled by custom or written law, women and girls around the world continue to live in a dark, controlled existence that is often ignored.
From Colombia to Tajikistan, Saudi Arabia to Haiti, the fairy tale of thousands of women is to embark on a flight to freedom – the right to vote and drive and walk down the road without fear of being raped or sexually mutilated or burned or murdered. Read more
