Concentrating efforts to minimize aggression towards females in the male population

In a groundbreaking paper, the focus shifts towards understanding and addressing the role of men as perpetrators of violence against women. The discussion emphasises the need for a radical structural transformation in the cultural construction of genders, aiming to recognise and reconstruct the process of men's active role in this disturbing issue.

The paper, available at doi.org/10.24241/rcai.2017.117.3.145, delves into the role of violence in the social construction of masculinities, shedding light on the key concern of men's participation in acts of violence against women.

Pro-feminist studies, practical interventions, and qualitative research form the backbone of this discussion, offering insights into the possibility for social change in relation to violence against women. The paper highlights the need for a radical transformation in the structural inequalities between men and women, a crucial step towards eradicating such violence.

The definition of "violence against women" in international human rights law has expanded to encompass gender-based discrimination due to these structural inequalities. The paper underscores the importance of this recognition, drawing attention to the role of men in perpetrating such discrimination.

The need for cultural transformation in the construction of genders is highlighted as a means to prevent violence against women. The discussion encourages social change, emphasising the potential for a more equitable and peaceful society.

However, it is worth noting that the full text articles of this issue are available only in Spanish language. Despite this, the paper's call to action transcends linguistic boundaries, resonating with the global community in its quest for a safer, more inclusive world.

Concentrating efforts to minimize aggression towards females in the male population