{"@context":"https:\/\/schema.org","@type":"Book","name":"Religion and gender-based violence \/ edited by Rose Mary Amenga-Etego, Mercy Amba Oduyoye.","author":"Amenga-Etego, Rose Mary; Oduyoye, Mercy A","isbn":null,"publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"Legon Theological Studies Series in collaboration with Asempa Publishers"},"datePublished":"2013","inLanguage":"English","description":"Introduction -- Gender-based violence in religiously pluralistic societies: the West African experience \/ Mercy Amba Oduyoye -- Part One. General -- Violence and peace in a male-dominated world: a contradiction \/ Bolatito A. Lanre-Abass -- Religious violence and its impact on women in Jos, Nigeria \/ Celestina O. Isiramen -- The church, sexual harassment and abuse of women in South-East Nigeria \/ Ohia and Uche Nikiru Zaikiwe -- Part two. Masculinity -- The real man is responsible: the case of the Ghanaian Pentecostal\/Charismatic Movements \/ Ernestina Novieto -- Religions, masculinity and violence against women \/ Kunbi Laboedan -- Christian ethical response to masculinity and violence against women in Nigeria \/ Roseline Okeke -- Part three. Violence against the girl-child -- Religio-cultural background of girl-child abuse in Nigeria: the case of Ehime-Mbano Local Government Area, Imo State \/ Sally Asagwara -- Girl-child trafficking in Nigeria: the religio-cultural context \/ Olatundun A. Oderinde -- Girl-child trafficking in Ghana and the role of the Christian community \/ The menace of rape and its implications for the girl-child from the religiouis ethics perspective: Lagos State a case study \/ Dorcas Omolere Olanrewaju -- Part four. Violence against women: Christian perspectives -- Eradicating gender-based violence against women in West African Christian societies: educational imperatives \/ Ros Uchem -- Misinterpretation of some Christian teachings and traditions as violence against African women \/ Adesanya Ibiyinka Olusola -- The plight of the contemporary Yoruba woman within the setting of ekklasia (romanized) \/ Margaret Yemisis Ojo -- The dynamics of power and violence in the interpretation of 1 Timothy 2:11-15: case studies of some Nigerian married Christian women \/ M.I. Oguntoyinbo-Atere -- Part five. Islamic perspectives -- Perspectives on the Qur'anic verse on wife beating in the Ghanaian Muslim community \/ Rabiatu Ammah -- Islam and polygamy in Ghana: a case of violence against women \/ Nasiba Taahir-Swallah -- Mitigating violence against women in the Ghanaian Muslim community: the role of the Federation of Muslim Women Association of Ghana (FOMWAG) \/ Fatimatu N-Eyare Sulemanu -- Part six. African indigenous religious perspectives -- Widowhood practices among the Yoruba and Igbo of Nigeria as a form of violence against women \/ Ruth Oluwakemi Oke -- The role of African beliefs\/culture in violence against women \/ Elizabeth Apori Obeng -- When tradition and modernity meet: Nankani women at the crossroad \/ Rose Mary Amenga-Etego -- Postscript -- Towards a sustainable elimination of violence against women in Ghana \/ Gladys Attobrah.\n\nPublished in: LEGON, GHANA\n\nPhysical description: xvii, 545 pages ; 21 cm","bookEdition":null,"offers":{"@type":"Offer","availability":"https:\/\/schema.org\/InStock"}}