Gendercide
5.What is “gendercide” and how can it be overcome?
Unnatural selection
Television,the Internet, the printed media, radio - there are many ways how to know what is happening in the world.Some information influent us more, some less because people usually like choosing attractive , shocking and catastrophic topics and they do not pay sufficient attention to the real problems.The topic that I want to write about in this work is, in my opinion, one of the most insoluble social problems in the world.Why?Because "gendercide" is reported to be a rising problem in several countries mainly in China and India.Overpopulated countries with the lack of ability to control the whole territory ,with a big social differences and strong cultural thinking.The word "Gendercide" refers to the systematic killing of members of a specific sex.Nowadays the problem is foremost "Femicide" that is defined as the systematic killing of women for various reasons, usually cultural. Gendercide through sex-selective abortion has resulted in the loss of at least 163 million girls and a global imbalance in sex ratio.The consequences of sex-selective abortions are not limited to 163 million missing girls and unnatural sex ratios. The effects are deeper and far-reaching. Increased violence and suicide, militant societies, prostitution, human trafficking, the sale of women, and forced marriage.Who or what stands behind this expanding problem? Naturally, in all societies, there are 105 boys born for every 100 girls. Since baby boys have a slightly higher chance of infant death than girls, nature has found a way to balance the sex ratio so that, as adults, there is close to one man for every woman.In the last 25 years, this balance has been changed to naturally impossible numbers.In 2011 the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) reported that the average ratio in China today is 125 boys for every 100 girls and at least six provinces in China had sex ratios of over 130:100.In India, at least
Unnatural selection
Television,the Internet, the printed media, radio - there are many ways how to know what is happening in the world.Some information influent us more, some less because people usually like choosing attractive , shocking and catastrophic topics and they do not pay sufficient attention to the real problems.The topic that I want to write about in this work is, in my opinion, one of the most insoluble social problems in the world.Why?Because "gendercide" is reported to be a rising problem in several countries mainly in China and India.Overpopulated countries with the lack of ability to control the whole territory ,with a big social differences and strong cultural thinking.The word "Gendercide" refers to the systematic killing of members of a specific sex.Nowadays the problem is foremost "Femicide" that is defined as the systematic killing of women for various reasons, usually cultural. Gendercide through sex-selective abortion has resulted in the loss of at least 163 million girls and a global imbalance in sex ratio.The consequences of sex-selective abortions are not limited to 163 million missing girls and unnatural sex ratios. The effects are deeper and far-reaching. Increased violence and suicide, militant societies, prostitution, human trafficking, the sale of women, and forced marriage.Who or what stands behind this expanding problem? Naturally, in all societies, there are 105 boys born for every 100 girls. Since baby boys have a slightly higher chance of infant death than girls, nature has found a way to balance the sex ratio so that, as adults, there is close to one man for every woman.In the last 25 years, this balance has been changed to naturally impossible numbers.In 2011 the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) reported that the average ratio in China today is 125 boys for every 100 girls and at least six provinces in China had sex ratios of over 130:100.In India, at least