On March 8, International Women's Day, the Çatalca Governorate and the Istanbul Developmental University Gender Studies Implementation and Research Center cooperated with the Center to perform the activity to say 'stop' against women.
Çatalca Governorate held an interview with Istanbul Gelişim University within the action plan she created to draw attention to the violence against the woman. The program organized on March 8, 2018 was organized by Çatalca District Governor İnci Sezer Becel, Çatalca District Director of National Education Ahmet Sacak, Çatalca Deputy Mayor Dursun Duran Kaya and women.
On behalf of the Istanbul University of Development, Gender Studies Practice and Research Center Director Assoc. Dr. Thanksgiving Guzin Ilıcak Aydınalp made a presentation. Participants came together with a strong female figure in the history of the AYDINALP speaking, is what women's rights, the concept of violence against women, the extent of violence in Turkey and about the importance of International Women's Day.
AYDINALP, on women's rights in our country "Choosing the women in the world and Turkey, and the right to be elected, the right to education, divorce and alimony rights, the right to labor, the right to participate in political activities at the level of local and countries available. Despite the fact that women have the same social, economic, political and legal rights as men, they still have problems using these rights. "
AYDINALP, violence against women every day also drew attention to the increase in the world and Turkey. Center Manager Aydinalp stated that women are victims of physical, economic, sexual psychological violence, expressing that one of every three females is exposed to different dimensions of violence in the world. "Women have negative opinions about themselves, they believe that their husbands will change, economic necessities, the need of the child for the father, and the need for the child alone," he said. They are married because of reasons such as thinking that they can not, and believing that divorced widows are not socially welcomed. "
In Turkey, violence against women, rape and harassment explaining that the fact that the 14-fold increase over the last decade AYDINALP, today the popular series, also said that increasing the severity of programs and news. In order to prevent violence, psychologists and sociologists should play a role in the education of their mothers, Aydınalp said, "Psychological compulsory support should be given to people who are prone to violence, criminal sanctions should be increased, unjust drive incentives should be removed and violence should be controlled in mass media."
A plaque and flowers were presented by Aydin Sezer Becel, the Çatalca District Governor, to Aydinalp, who also celebrated Women's World Women's Day.
