Implementation Of Women Human Rights In Punjab India And Dar Es Salaam Region Anzania With Special Reference To Domestic Violence A Critical Appraisal

Abstract

Domestic violence remains as one the cruelest forms of violence that continues to persist in our newlinesociety. This violence is a woman issue, violates their human rights and incults abuse at newlinedifferent levels to women. This thesis, Implementation of Women Human Rights in Punjab, newlineIndia and Dar es Salaam Region, Tanzania with Special Reference to Domestic Violence: A newlineCritical Appraisal, provides a case study on Punjab, India (Jalandhar and Kapurthala districts) newlineand compares it with Tanzania s Dar es Salaam region (Ilala and Kinondoni districts) and newlineanalyzes available policies and legal frameworks tackling violence against women. Using the newlinegap analysis approach, the study utilizes violence against women the legal safeguards newlineavailable and socio-cultural, political, and economic barriers to judiciary processes, which are newlinepart of the culprits to the gaps in implementation, outlines suggests to mitigate those gaps to newlineimprove justice for women and empowerment. rooted in CEDAW (1979), the thesis evaluates newlinethe adequacy of international human rights compliance in the appraisal of the state obligations newlineunder the due diligence principle. newline