SUMMARY OF RAPE OF WOMEN"VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IS PERHAPS THE MOST SHAMEFUL

HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION. NOT LIMITED TO GEOGRAPHY, CULTURE OR WEALTH. AS LONG AS WE CAN NOT SAY THAT WE HAVE REAL

PROGRESS TOWARDS EQUALITY, DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE."VIOLENT MEN THINK THAT WOMEN DO NOT DARE TO EXPRESS

THEIR SEXUAL DESIRES AND THEY BELIEVE THAT THEY HAVE TO COMPEL OR FORCE. WHEN A WOMAN SAYS NO, MEANS YOU DO

NOT WANT.

• Do not allow your home to someone who's nervous. If you are single, do not say.• Try not to walk alone, especially at night. If you need somewhere to go alone, walk with your head up and act as if he felt very confident. Most rapists seek a woman that looks easy to attack.•Do not think it is your fault or 'asked for it'

• Trust your hunches. It is better to offend someone if you are wrong, to be raped.

POSITIONVIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN

• Alcoholism: a number of case records that a large percentage of women who are abused by their marital partners are under the influence of alcohol.

• Women who are victims of sexual violence are often reluctant to report crime to the police, the family or others. In countries where women's virginity is associated with family honor, unmarried women who report a violation may be forced to marry the perpetrator, this being a very serious mistake, because that union is not proper to love pure, but the shameless effrontery of a man who, to satisfy a nasty '"momentum'' hurts the less I care.

• Some may be killed by their parents or siblings ashamed, as a way to restore family honor. In some countries, a woman who has been raped can be prosecuted and imprisoned for committing the "crime" of having sex outside marriage, if not prove that the incident was actually rape.• Silence becomes our worst enemy and the best partner to

repeat the abuses.• The victim of abuse thinks he has to hide because he fears

being singled out as guilty, ashamed to be watched / or as "being different" and isolated from others to avoid criticism that the further damage. To remain silent (or) the victim is favoring the aggressor and helping him, leaving him free to do the same to others.

PROBLEMAround 83,000 women a year suffer some form of Ecuador physical, psychological or sexual, which means that seven thousand women a month are assaulted and 230 per day.

Violence against women is perhaps the most shameful human rights violation. It knows no geographic boundaries, culture or wealth. As long as we can not say that we have real progress towards equality, development and peace. "

POSSIBILITIES:

• Breaking the silence and report any mistreatment or abuse.

• An important part of any solution to the problem of violence against women is to work with men to change their conduct.

• There are also initiatives aimed at men define a new concept of masculinity with different understanding of their place beside her at home, in church and in the wider community.

• Currently a good solution is to work with offenders, has consisted mainly in establishing treatment programs for men who commit any abuse against women.

• Eliminate discrimination, promote gender equality from the basic education of children to ensure that the rights of women and human rights are respected.

CONCLUSIONS Rape is a global reality. In countries rich

and poor, despite the cultural, social and religious women are often considered as mere objects

The figures highlight the dimension of rape and abuse of power and trust, and demolish the tendency of many companies culpabilizadota believe that rape victims are some women who are reckless risk-taking behaviors: provocative clothes, nights out, Etc.

RECOMMENDATIONS Is not considering women inferior to men

in a matter of degree but considered an inferior being, a being with whom one can commit all kinds of excesses.

Raped women may fall into deep depressions, being able to commit suicide, fall in consumption of alcohol or drugs, AIDS or get pregnant with her attacker. The raped woman is stigmatized by a family and a society that put their honor in his body. Why psychology needs help to overcome their emotional trauma.