Think Women

She reached Moon, She ran the country. Sometimes she compromised and sometimes she conquered. Sadly, this glory has never be valued. Prejudiced against girls and women in the developing world is an annihilating reality. It results in thousands  of individual tragedies, which accumulate  to adrift potential for entire countries. Studies delineates there is a direct link between a country's attitude toward women and its growth socially and economically. if a women suffers, it will lead a whole society suffer. Tragically, girls are most defenseless against the trauma of gender discrimination. The following obstacles are stark examples of what girls’ worldwide face. The better news is that new generations of girls articulates source of change for female in theworld today.

Abandon

The families in the developing nation see their daughters as an economic predicament. Young girls are considered to be only limited to the household chores and as an object of desire. Some countries practice the Traditions like women should devour the leftover of man’s food. Girls miss on nutrition during an efficacious window of their development, which stunts their growth and cripple their resistance to disease.

Dowry

In developing countries, the birth of a girl causes enormous upheaval for poor families. When there is barely enough food to strive  any child is a burden. But the monetary drain of a daughter feels even more harsh, especially in areas where dowry is practiced.

                          Dowry is gifts and money a bride's family pays to the husband's family. Originally intended to help with marriage expenses, dowry came to be seen a transaction to the groom's family for taking on the burden of another woman.  The dowry practice makes the prospect of having a girl even more worse to poor families.

Abuse

Even after infancy, women are threatened of physical violence  They are abused. But the threat is more acute for girls and women who dwells  in societies where women's rights are futile. Mothers who dearth cannot shelter their daughters , much less themselves, from male relatives and other authority figures.  In cultures that maintain strict sexual codes for women, if a woman transgress by choosing her own husband or seeking divorce from an abusive partner. she has disgraced her family and must be disciplined. Often, discipline means execution. Families commit "honor killings" to restore their reputation tainted by disobedient women.

Labor

For some  young girls School might be an option  or a dream they are  pulled out at age 9 or 10 when they're useful enough to work all day at home.

                       The continuous household labor is what a girl faces.  She worksfrom before daybreak until the light drains away.  She washes,   tends to the fields, bathes her younger siblings, and cook  until she sits down to her own after all the males in the family  have devoured . Most families can't  incur modernity, so her tasks must be done manually. scrubbing laundry against rough stones, kneading bread and cooking  on a smoldering open fire. There is no time left in the day to be schooled or to spend time with friends. She drains out each night, ready to wake up the next morning and to start another huge workday. Women's labor goes neglected, even though its imperative to the survival of each family.  

Yes, you patronize her           

And you disparage her,                              

You condemn her                  

And you cringe her          

But, she will fight         

And she will strive                  

Break the cringe and will spread her wings               

Impervious to you, she will fly                       

She will, RISE! RISE! RISE!