Books
''our knowledge of the world is constructed by media representations”
Andrews, M. Burton, J. Stevenson, E. (2009). p. 182.
Stuart Hall, whereby he stated that “ethnic minorities are continually misrepresented by racial (and racist) stereotypes.”
Laughey, D. (2009). p. 78.
“how we are seen determines in part how we are treated; how we treat others is based on how we see them; such seeing comes from representation.”
Dyer, R. (1993). p. 1.
“the media are highly selective in the way in which they construct and represent the world back to us”
Kruger, S. Rayner, P. Wall, P. (2004). p. 47.
“Zeitgeist.”Collins, W. (1989). p. 1388.
“The hegemonic model acknowledges that much of the media is controlled by a relatively small group of people (who are generally male, middle class and white) and that the viewpoints associated with these groups inevitably become embedded in the products themselves.”
Baker, J. Clark, V. Lewis, E. (2003). p. 113.
‘’Nur Cintay a writer for a leading Turkish newspaper said that she is anti-feminist’’
ALAT, Z. (Sept 2006). p. 295
‘’there’s an urgent need of increase the involvement of women in the media and the decision making processes’’ ‘’feminist groups should continue to provide constant feedback and disentangle the hegemonic gender discourse in the media’’
ALAT, Z. (Sept 2006). p. 314.
‘’young women (on TV) get enough love from their husbands’’
ibid
PERLM, A.(2007). p. 129
‘’An average of 5 women die each month in Portugal as a result of domestic violence’’
PERLM, A. (2007) .p. 140
‘’The willingness of public figures with powerful cultural influence to speak up in the media sphere is an important means of awareness’’
PERLM, A. (2007) .p. 143
‘’research on domestic violence in the news has been less common than sexual violence from strangers’’
"News journalism has a broadly agreed set of values, often referred to as 'newsworthiness'
Boyd, A. (1994) Broadcast Journalism
''Elite people & nations''
Galtung, J. & Ruge, M. Holmboe (1965)
Journal of Film Preservation, nr. 70, November 2005.
''Compared to dramatic narrative films, documentaries typically have far lower budgets which makes them attractive to film companies because even a limited theatrical release can be highly profitable.''
CREED, BARBARA Monstrous-Feminine: Film, Feminism and Psychoanalysis, The
MACDONALD, MYRA Representing Women
MALIK, SARITA Representing Black Britain: Black and Asian Images On Television~
''Acid attacks, like other forms of violence against women, are not random or natural phenomena. Rather, they are social phenomena deeply embedded in a gender order that has historically privileged patriarchal control over women and justified the use of violence to “keep women in their places.”
''acid violence is a form of gender-based violence and discrimination prohibited under international law, including the “Women’s Bill of Rights,” i.e., the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women. ''
''To combat acid violence, governments should limit the availability of acid, appropriately punish perpetrators, provide adequate redress to victims, and support women’s empowerment to enhance their self-confidence and ability to sustain independent livelihoods. ''
PALLAVI, KAMAT, (Stop Street Harrasment Correspondent) Stop Street Harrasement Blog- July 2012
''we usually visualize women being subjected to a few catcalls and obscene comments in public places. Over the last few years, in India, however, women are being confronted with a completely gruesome form of street harassment.''
''Women in different parts of India have faced acid attacks from men for several reasons, most common among them being refusal of a proposal. Men track down these women, accost them and attack them with acid leaving them severely scarred. Though the physical injuries may heal (after laborious and multiple operations), the mental injuries remain for life.''
News
NOSHEEN , ABBASS BBC Online World News - May 2012
Pakistan acid victims try to block Saving Face film
SIMON, ROGERS The Guardian News – March 2011
"Men still earn more than women in nearly 90% of job categories, according to analysis by The Guardian"
"Men earn 42.4% more in their annual salaries"
"The average man working full-time has a median salary, including overtime, of £28,091 in 2010, 19.9% more than his female counterpart""The gap falls to 10.2% when overtime - which typically pays a much higher rate and is largely carried out by men"""It's appalling. How can this be when we have pay equality laws?" said Ruth Sealy, deputy director of the International Centre for Women Leaders at Cranfield University.""Six in 10 women aged 15 to 30 say they have experienced sexist remarks or sexist behaviour, while 47% of women do not believe they are treated equally to men in the workplace, according to a survey by Ipsos Mori on behalf of Amnesty International, the Fawcett Society and Women's Aid"
SUSAN, KING LA Times - 8th March 2012
''With all the attention on celebrity and glamour at the Academy Awards, it's rare that the award for short documentary film gets much notice.''
''Obaid-Chinoy, who also will be receiving a civilian award from Pakistan's prime minister this month for the film.
''The acid phenomenon has been growing in her country for the past decade, especially in parts of the country with high levels of unemployment and low levels of literacy.''
SHARMEEN OBAID CHINOY, Interview on release of documentary Saving Face LA Times - March 2012
"Most times, men who throw acid are members of one's own family, they don't get prosecuted,"
"They don't get sent to jail and it emboldens other people.''
'' If you look at any Third World country where there is abject poverty, you find there is violence against women. They are the first line of easy defence you can knock over."
CLANCY, CHASSAY The Guardian News – November 2008
Media Magazines
AMY, CHARLEWOOD The Media Magazine Issue 40 – April 2012
''Post-feminism can be defined as the current ideological belief in culture and society that we are somehow past needing feminism – that the attitudes and arguments of feminism are no longer needed; that those battles have long been won.’’
Andrews, M. Burton, J. Stevenson, E. (2009). p. 182.
Stuart Hall, whereby he stated that “ethnic minorities are continually misrepresented by racial (and racist) stereotypes.”
Laughey, D. (2009). p. 78.
“how we are seen determines in part how we are treated; how we treat others is based on how we see them; such seeing comes from representation.”
Dyer, R. (1993). p. 1.
“the media are highly selective in the way in which they construct and represent the world back to us”
Kruger, S. Rayner, P. Wall, P. (2004). p. 47.
“Zeitgeist.”Collins, W. (1989). p. 1388.
“The hegemonic model acknowledges that much of the media is controlled by a relatively small group of people (who are generally male, middle class and white) and that the viewpoints associated with these groups inevitably become embedded in the products themselves.”
Baker, J. Clark, V. Lewis, E. (2003). p. 113.
‘’Nur Cintay a writer for a leading Turkish newspaper said that she is anti-feminist’’
ALAT, Z. (Sept 2006). p. 295
‘’there’s an urgent need of increase the involvement of women in the media and the decision making processes’’ ‘’feminist groups should continue to provide constant feedback and disentangle the hegemonic gender discourse in the media’’
ALAT, Z. (Sept 2006). p. 314.
‘’young women (on TV) get enough love from their husbands’’
ibid
PERLM, A.(2007). p. 129
‘’An average of 5 women die each month in Portugal as a result of domestic violence’’
PERLM, A. (2007) .p. 140
‘’The willingness of public figures with powerful cultural influence to speak up in the media sphere is an important means of awareness’’
PERLM, A. (2007) .p. 143
‘’research on domestic violence in the news has been less common than sexual violence from strangers’’
"News journalism has a broadly agreed set of values, often referred to as 'newsworthiness'
Boyd, A. (1994) Broadcast Journalism
''Elite people & nations''
Galtung, J. & Ruge, M. Holmboe (1965)
Journal of Film Preservation, nr. 70, November 2005.
''Compared to dramatic narrative films, documentaries typically have far lower budgets which makes them attractive to film companies because even a limited theatrical release can be highly profitable.''
CREED, BARBARA Monstrous-Feminine: Film, Feminism and Psychoanalysis, The
MACDONALD, MYRA Representing Women
MALIK, SARITA Representing Black Britain: Black and Asian Images On Television~
Journals
Avon Global Centre For Women And Justice''Acid attacks, like other forms of violence against women, are not random or natural phenomena. Rather, they are social phenomena deeply embedded in a gender order that has historically privileged patriarchal control over women and justified the use of violence to “keep women in their places.”
''acid violence is a form of gender-based violence and discrimination prohibited under international law, including the “Women’s Bill of Rights,” i.e., the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women. ''
''To combat acid violence, governments should limit the availability of acid, appropriately punish perpetrators, provide adequate redress to victims, and support women’s empowerment to enhance their self-confidence and ability to sustain independent livelihoods. ''
PALLAVI, KAMAT, (Stop Street Harrasment Correspondent) Stop Street Harrasement Blog- July 2012
''we usually visualize women being subjected to a few catcalls and obscene comments in public places. Over the last few years, in India, however, women are being confronted with a completely gruesome form of street harassment.''
''Women in different parts of India have faced acid attacks from men for several reasons, most common among them being refusal of a proposal. Men track down these women, accost them and attack them with acid leaving them severely scarred. Though the physical injuries may heal (after laborious and multiple operations), the mental injuries remain for life.''
News
NOSHEEN , ABBASS BBC Online World News - May 2012
Pakistan acid victims try to block Saving Face film
’’Relations
between filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy and some of her documentary subjects
have turned sour.''
''The survivors say they could be at risk of a backlash and even further acid attacks if the film is shown at home.
'' At the centre of the dispute is the question of whether the survivors featured in the 40-minute film gave permission for it to be screened in Pakistan.''
"This is disrespect to my family, to my relatives and they'll make an issue of it... ''
''We may be in more danger and we're scared that, God forbid, we could face the same type of incident again.''
"We do not want to show our faces to the world.''
"Most times, men who throw acid are members of one's own family, they don't get prosecuted,"
''The survivors say they could be at risk of a backlash and even further acid attacks if the film is shown at home.
'' At the centre of the dispute is the question of whether the survivors featured in the 40-minute film gave permission for it to be screened in Pakistan.''
"This is disrespect to my family, to my relatives and they'll make an issue of it... ''
''We may be in more danger and we're scared that, God forbid, we could face the same type of incident again.''
"We do not want to show our faces to the world.''
"Most times, men who throw acid are members of one's own family, they don't get prosecuted,"
SIMON, ROGERS The Guardian News – March 2011
"Men still earn more than women in nearly 90% of job categories, according to analysis by The Guardian"
"Men earn 42.4% more in their annual salaries"
"The average man working full-time has a median salary, including overtime, of £28,091 in 2010, 19.9% more than his female counterpart""The gap falls to 10.2% when overtime - which typically pays a much higher rate and is largely carried out by men"""It's appalling. How can this be when we have pay equality laws?" said Ruth Sealy, deputy director of the International Centre for Women Leaders at Cranfield University.""Six in 10 women aged 15 to 30 say they have experienced sexist remarks or sexist behaviour, while 47% of women do not believe they are treated equally to men in the workplace, according to a survey by Ipsos Mori on behalf of Amnesty International, the Fawcett Society and Women's Aid"
SUSAN, KING LA Times - 8th March 2012
''With all the attention on celebrity and glamour at the Academy Awards, it's rare that the award for short documentary film gets much notice.''
''Obaid-Chinoy, who also will be receiving a civilian award from Pakistan's prime minister this month for the film.
''The acid phenomenon has been growing in her country for the past decade, especially in parts of the country with high levels of unemployment and low levels of literacy.''
SHARMEEN OBAID CHINOY, Interview on release of documentary Saving Face LA Times - March 2012
"Most times, men who throw acid are members of one's own family, they don't get prosecuted,"
"They don't get sent to jail and it emboldens other people.''
'' If you look at any Third World country where there is abject poverty, you find there is violence against women. They are the first line of easy defence you can knock over."
CLANCY, CHASSAY The Guardian News – November 2008
''Afghan women who defy traditional gender roles and speak out against the
oppression of women are routinely subject to threats, intimidation and
assassination. An increasingly powerful Taliban regularly attacks projects,
schools and businesses run by women.''
Media Magazines
AMY, CHARLEWOOD The Media Magazine Issue 40 – April 2012
''Post-feminism can be defined as the current ideological belief in culture and society that we are somehow past needing feminism – that the attitudes and arguments of feminism are no longer needed; that those battles have long been won.’’
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