Isu Gender dan Feminisme di Asia Selatan
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.59059/mutiara.v1i2.473Keywords:
Gender, Feminism, South AsiaAbstract
This article aims to describe Gender and Feminism Issues in the Southern Asia region, the method used is the library research approach, namely a research approach that aims to collect data and information with the help of various materials found in the library room. The sources used are secondary sources, namely sources obtained from books, magazines, documents, journals, notes and historical stories and so on. The results of this discussion are that basically feminism refers to social movements carried out by both women and men to increase equality between women and men. Discrimination against women in India still occurs in terms of education, health, employment, social issues, etc. The gender structure in Pakistan is also lagging behind, and the role of women is still undergoing upheaval, society's thinking has led to a situation where the majority of society is still illiterate. Meanwhile, in Afghanistan, most women feel that the Taliban is trying to make women invisible by prohibiting women from getting an education and working. Then Nepal with the issue of trafficking women abroad, and the last one is Sri Lanka, where in fact the rules of the family and each community tend to be discriminatory, also regarding the rules of marriage, divorce, property and financial transactions. Meanwhile, in Afghanistan, most women feel that the Taliban is trying to make women invisible by prohibiting women from getting an education and working. Then Nepal with the issue of trafficking women abroad, and the last one is Sri Lanka, where in fact the rules of the family and each community tend to be discriminatory, also regarding the rules of marriage, divorce, property and financial transactions. Meanwhile, in Afghanistan, most women feel that the Taliban is trying to make women invisible by prohibiting women from getting an education and working. Then Nepal with the issue of trafficking women abroad, and the last one is Sri Lanka, where in fact the rules of the family and each community tend to be discriminatory, also regarding the rules of marriage, divorce, property and financial transactions.
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