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#Afuni Kindly Let's Talk Something About Oppression Against Feminine Since When Till Date 

Oppression is the inequitable use of authority, law, or physical force to prevent

Sexual Violence

Use of force or coercion—physical or cultural—to impose unwanted sexual contact or rape 

is a physical expression of oppression, both a result of oppression and a means to 

maintain oppression. Oppression is both a cause and an effect of sexual violence. Sexual 

violence and other forms of violence can create psychological trauma, and make it more 

difficult for the members of the group subjected to the violence to experience autonomy, 

choice, respect, and safety. Religions and Cultures Many cultures and religions justify 

the oppression of women by attributing sexual power to them, that men must then rigidly 

control to maintain their own purity and power. Reproductive functions—including childbirth 

and menstruation, sometimes breastfeeding and pregnancy—are seen as disgusting. Thus, in 

these cultures, women are often required to cover their bodies and faces to keep men, 

assumed not to be in control of their own sexual actions, from being overpowered. Women are 

also treated either like children or like property in many cultures and religions. For 

example, the punishment for rape in some cultures is that the rapist's wife is given over 

to the rape victim's husband or father to rape as he wishes, as revenge. Or a woman who is 

involved in adultery or other sex acts outside monogamous marriage is punished more severely 

than the man who is involved, and a woman's word about rape is not taken as seriously as a 

man's word about being robbed would be. Women's status as somehow lesser than men is used 

to justify men's power over women.