This type of violence is global. This author seems to have a special obsession with Pakistan. Pointing out individual instances and then going through them - one could go through what happens to women in western countries when they are victims of domestic violence or rape. One could try to lower the incidents by arresting and punishing the people (we should not do what is done in western countries btw for punishment) but ultimately you cannot control people's brain. It's like murder - which men are victims of vast majority of the times. You can try to lower it but ultimately to stop it you must control the other person. i.e. it's not possible to stop.
Btw, domestic violence goes both ways. Women do it very often too (in western country they do it majority of the time). Thus, it cannot be called a gender problem. Feminists make it into that so as to get support and attention.
Also, keep in mind, "oppression" by definition is done by the state, not individuals. Hence what is referred to as oppression is not that but rather violence.
Btw, domestic violence goes both ways. Women do it very often too (in western country they do it majority of the time). Thus, it cannot be called a gender problem. Feminists make it into that so as to get support and attention.
Also, keep in mind, "oppression" by definition is done by the state, not individuals. Hence what is referred to as oppression is not that but rather violence.