Let’s End Violence Against Women In Ghana

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• princewilly@ymail.com 11 years ago

  Storming into his lawyer's office, a Texas oil magnate demanded
  that divorce proceedings begin at once against his young bride.
  "What's the problem?"
  "I want to hit that adultering' bitch for breach of contract,"
  sn ...
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  Storming into his lawyer's office, a Texas oil magnate demanded
  that divorce proceedings begin at once against his young bride.
  "What's the problem?"
  "I want to hit that adultering' bitch for breach of contract,"
  snapped the oil man.
  "I don't know if that will fly," said the lawyer. "I mean your
  wife isn't a piece of property; you don't own her!"
  "Damn right," the tycoon rejoined, "but I sure as hell expect
  exclusive drilling' rights!
  
  Some men think that once they are married to a woman,they can control her.
  If the women rebel then they become victims of violence from their husband.Marriage is a two way street and its give and take.

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• MARCUS AMPADU 11 years ago

  The baffling and nagging question is, why are practically all African cultures male dominated ?

  The baffling and nagging question is, why are practically all African cultures male dominated ?

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• Abena Boafoa 11 years ago

  HE IS THE CHIEF

  HE IS THE CHIEF

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• Sue 11 years ago

  Lets tackle the root causes (Bad culture norms and practices,social norms and attitudes, religious beliefs, economic deprivation) of violence against women and girls. Yes, policies, systems and institutions etc. are good, bu ...
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  Lets tackle the root causes (Bad culture norms and practices,social norms and attitudes, religious beliefs, economic deprivation) of violence against women and girls. Yes, policies, systems and institutions etc. are good, but until the roots are uprooted, violence would continue.

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