IntroductionWhen we consider history from ancient times to the present day, it is clear that womenare still deprived of many human rights. Since restrictions are often imposed on women'sfreedom, human rights and exploitation of women are closely linked. Because, violation ofwomen's rights is a direct violation of human rights. When it comes to exploitation of women, itis not limited to just one type, but manifests itself in various forms such as sexual, physical andmental abuse, economic discrimination, harassment at work, trafficking, and denial of equalrights in society. Although laws and policies exist to solve these problems, it is essential tochange the mentality of society.
Dr. Naresh W. Patil (2026) studied this question.
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