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Cin zarafin maza

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Cin zarafin maza
ideology (en) Fassara da violence (en) Fassara
Bayanai
Ƙaramin ɓangare na gender violence (en) Fassara
Facet of (en) Fassara misandry (en) Fassara
Has cause (en) Fassara gender stereotype (en) Fassara, misandry (en) Fassara da wariyar jinsi
Hannun riga da Cin zarafin mata

Cin zarafi ga maza kalma ce ta ayyukan tashin hankali waɗanda ba daidai ba ko kuma keɓance ga maza ko maza . Maza sun fi yawa a matsayin duka waɗanda aka azabtar da masu tayar da hankali.[1]

Hankali da ɓangarori

[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

Nazarin halayen zamantakewa ya nuna tashin hankali ana ɗaukarsa fiye ko žasa mai tsanani dangane da jinsin wanda aka azabtar da wanda ya aikata.[2][3] Bayar da rahoto game da cin zarafin mazaje yana nuna rarrabuwa; mutane ba sa iya kai rahoton wani mutum ya bugi wani mutum ga ‘yan sanda fiye da yadda mutum ya bugi mace.[4]

Jami'an tilasta bin doka maza suna nuna rashin son shigar da kara ko rahoto lokacin da mutum ya fuskanci tashin hankali a cikin gida.[5] Amfani da stereotypes ta hanyar tilasta doka wani lamari ne da aka sani,[6] kuma masanin dokokin kasa da kasa Solange Mouthaan yayi jayayya cewa, a cikin yanayin rikici, an yi watsi da cin zarafin maza da mata don mayar da hankali kan cin zarafin mata da yara.[7] Ɗaya daga cikin bayani game da wannan bambanci a cikin mayar da hankali shine ikon jiki da maza ke riƙe a kan mata, yana sa mutane su yi la'akari da cin zarafi tare da wannan tsarin jinsi.[8]

Ma'anar mazan da suka tsira daga tashin hankali ya saba wa ra'ayin zamantakewa game da matsayin jinsin maza, yana haifar da ƙarancin fahimta.

Saboda ra'ayin fyade a matsayin batun mata, ayyukan da aka tsara don taimakawa wadanda aka yi wa fyade ba su da kayan aiki a koyaushe don magance mazan da aka yi wa fyade.[9][10]

Maza suna cikin haɗarin zama masu fama da muggan laifuka fiye da mata, yayin da mata suka fi jin tsoron aikata laifuka. Masu bincike ke kiran wannan al'amari a matsayin "tsoron cin zarafin jinsi".[11][12]

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