The Women Empowerment Uganda Females Need

By Stephanie Smith


Being a woman is perhaps harder than being a man. It seems ironic since women are considered the weaker sex. But when you think about what they have to go through all their lives, you start to realize that perhaps, society has got it all wrong, it is females who are the stronger sex. Even if it is not physically, but emotionally and mentally. Although females have lived in oppression for centuries, there are various organizations rising up in to aid the women empowerment Uganda females stand for.

Females from different walks of life and different parts of the world go through abuse. Although it may be experienced at a different level in third world countries, first world countries still have abuse. The women here however, go through it subtly. It doesn't make it any less painful, but it just means that they can pretend and keep it under wraps for longer.

This abuse takes many forms. Females in some countries are kept at home. Females as young as twelve years old are married off to men much older than they are. They are deprived of an education and worse still their childhood. In other countries they go through physical abuse and intimidation.

This happens all over the world. Most people think it is only in third world countries, however, it happens even in prominent first world countries. The only difference is that it is much more subtle in these countries. It is kept under wraps and females do not speak out against it, however since they have more liberties, they tend to act out in other ways.

This has been going on for centuries. Women have always been treated as the lesser sex and the less important sex. Yet the are tasked with bearing children. They are trusted to bring both male and females into this world, yet they are not given credit for everything else they do, such as raising them, taking care of the home and seeing to all the duties that hey have.

The most astounding thing about females is that irrespective of how badly they are treated and how much abuse they go through, be it emotional, mental or physical abuse, they still rise above their circumstances. No matter how many times they get knocked down, they still rise up, dust themselves off and keep moving. One of the most amazing things is that their children are the motivation behind their resiliency.

Females do have a lot more tolerance than men do. They go through a lot and still have the job of carrying and giving birth to children. There are organizations and empowerment groups rising up all over the world to stop abuse against females and empower them to live a better quality of life.

If you know of any females that are going through abuse of any sort, let them know that help is at hand. They will never break free from the cycle of abuse unless they stand up for themselves. They should also know that this is not just for them, but is is for their children as well.




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