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The recorded history of VAW dates back to 753 BC when wife beating was a conventional practice and an accepted norm as the law of chastisement allowed and made men responsible for all the crimes committed by their wives. The period of 1600 AD saw women taking refuge in convents to escape from violence in their homes. The paper uses qualitative approach to discuss the historical laws of West that supported wife beating. The women’s right movement was generated as a result in West and the paper will then indicate how and when the VAW was being recognized as a social problem. At the end of this paper, the feminist movement involvement in developing VAW interventions and global recognition of discrimination and VAW is outlined.

Raazia Hassan Naqvi, Muhammad Ibrar, Prof. Dr. BasharatHussain, Prof. Dr. Christine Walsh. (2016) History of Violence Against Women (VAW)in the West, Recognition and Emerging Interventions, Pakistan Journal of Criminology, Volume-08, Issue-4.
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