How to Guarantee the Safety of Adolescent Women: The Manifestation and Origin of Threats
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adolescent women, safety, threats, right.Abstract
Since ancient times, due to the influence of traditional culture and religion, the status of women is always lower than that of men, and women lack some rights that they should have. Because the body is not fully developed, and the mind is not mature, adolescent women are more vulnerable than adult women. If their security is threatened, this will affect them throughout their lives. In addition to affecting individuals, some negative effects can even affect their offspring. In order to help more adolescent girls, this article wants to research how the safety of girls is being threatened in various ways. Having found the threats to adolescent girls, this article goes on to explore the causes of these threats. In the end, this article gives some improvement measures that can help adolescent girls. The significance of this study is to provide a reference for official or unofficial organizations to protect adolescent females.
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