But the type of violence against women is different in modern and traditional societies. In modern societies, most violence occurs culturally, but in traditional societies, physical violence against women is used and beatings or amputations are used. It is obvious.
There is both cultural and physical violence against women in Afghanistan. In addition to street and verbal harassment, women also suffer from physical violence. In recent years, the noses and ears of several women in Afghanistan have been cut off. Beatings are also a common form of violence against women in Afghanistan.
The faces of women in Afghan culture, literature and art have often been portrayed as objects of violence, and a gentle and kind look at women's lives has not even been done in Afghan fiction and art. It has been published and has attracted the attention of the global audience, reflecting the violent view of women, and in fact the cultural narrative of violence that Afghan women are forced to endure.
Cultural violence in Afghan literature and art, although years later it can be seen as a history and significant, but on the other hand the violent view of women is still alive and Afghan women once again in the textbooks and with the words of the victim They become masculine violence