Authors :
Aditi Thakur; Yash Sing Sisodiya
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 10 - October
Google Scholar :
https://bit.ly/3TmGbDi
Scribd :
https://tinyurl.com/bdz9wu59
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8395079
Abstract :
Human rights simply represent the rights of
every human being who is born in society; it had
described gender equality and some certain standards of
human behavior. In the context of Indian society, we are
awareof human rights but when we talk about human
rights we just count male gender and female gender but
we often forget that naturally there are kinds of gender
exists in the society. The motive of this research is to
understand the physical, emotional and psychological
problems faced by the LGBTQ community. According to
some demographic records there is only 2.5 million
population of LGBTQ community exists in India. Even
though progress in many areas over the last few centuries
people are still keeping stereotype for other sexual
orientations. As we all know that in India LGBTQ
community facing problem for so many centuries, we
haven’t yet accepted them as a part of our daily life, In
traditional conservative society they have been abused
mentally and physically, They go through name-calling
often in very abusive language, even their parents didn’t
accept them and send them to their community
organizations and many times parents don’t even know
what his/her daughter/son is? How are they feeling? And
what might they have felt for not being accepted? In
modern Indian society, some improvement has been taken
place in status of LGBTQ, but still they do not enjoy as
much freedom as other genders do. LGBTQ people may
have been accepted by youth but are still not accepted
within the boundaries of family, homes and schools, it still
remains a struggle for them, and they even struggle to
open up about their problems to their family and friends.
LGBTQ people have been facing a huge problems related
to violence, unemployment, poverty, inequality,
education, discrimination and lack of health care and
broadly the human rights violations. The motive of the
study is to find out the reason why inequality of rights
among LGBTQ still exists in modern society. Several
studies conducted on secondary literature reviews and
even more studies has been conducted on the issue which
conclude that there is further need of awareness among
people, there is need of strict law against discrimination
and some changes need to be done in education system of
India so that people understand concept of gender and
Why some people are unique? And how natural is it to
being unique? Through this study we aim to give moral
education to youth and to teach them every human being
has right to freedom, right to equality and right to live
their life happily.
Keywords :
LGBTQ, awareness, violence, mental health, acceptance, rights.
Human rights simply represent the rights of
every human being who is born in society; it had
described gender equality and some certain standards of
human behavior. In the context of Indian society, we are
awareof human rights but when we talk about human
rights we just count male gender and female gender but
we often forget that naturally there are kinds of gender
exists in the society. The motive of this research is to
understand the physical, emotional and psychological
problems faced by the LGBTQ community. According to
some demographic records there is only 2.5 million
population of LGBTQ community exists in India. Even
though progress in many areas over the last few centuries
people are still keeping stereotype for other sexual
orientations. As we all know that in India LGBTQ
community facing problem for so many centuries, we
haven’t yet accepted them as a part of our daily life, In
traditional conservative society they have been abused
mentally and physically, They go through name-calling
often in very abusive language, even their parents didn’t
accept them and send them to their community
organizations and many times parents don’t even know
what his/her daughter/son is? How are they feeling? And
what might they have felt for not being accepted? In
modern Indian society, some improvement has been taken
place in status of LGBTQ, but still they do not enjoy as
much freedom as other genders do. LGBTQ people may
have been accepted by youth but are still not accepted
within the boundaries of family, homes and schools, it still
remains a struggle for them, and they even struggle to
open up about their problems to their family and friends.
LGBTQ people have been facing a huge problems related
to violence, unemployment, poverty, inequality,
education, discrimination and lack of health care and
broadly the human rights violations. The motive of the
study is to find out the reason why inequality of rights
among LGBTQ still exists in modern society. Several
studies conducted on secondary literature reviews and
even more studies has been conducted on the issue which
conclude that there is further need of awareness among
people, there is need of strict law against discrimination
and some changes need to be done in education system of
India so that people understand concept of gender and
Why some people are unique? And how natural is it to
being unique? Through this study we aim to give moral
education to youth and to teach them every human being
has right to freedom, right to equality and right to live
their life happily.
Keywords :
LGBTQ, awareness, violence, mental health, acceptance, rights.
