Violence against women has been a part of society for centuries. In some cultures even in some religions and traditions this is accepted as the norm. women in these complex societies communities were socialized to understand and accept it as the way of life.
Domestic violence in particular has been one of the main categories of violence perpetrated against women and it is one of the leading causes of violent deaths among our female population. The burning question in my mind and I’m certain also in the mind of others is “why ?” With the enormous strides in human development why do we resort to the basic human instinct to violently initiate attacks on another human being. In some cases where there is a strong emotional attachment.
Sexual assault is another category of violence perpetrated against our women. The nightmare of having your dignity stripped away is incomprehensible, the feeling of guilt or shame that follows such an assault can be irreversible. In some cases victims are made to relive the terror repeatedly through lengthy judicial process which adds to the trauma and pain.
However, in this era of technical advancement, social media development, sexual diversity, and generational transitioning, violence against women and girls have become one of the leading topics of discussion in a modern society. Giving birth to new perspectives, challenging the status quo of the traditional concept of ” its a man’s world” .Women are more “woke” than ever before and taking responsibility for their safety, and security. No longer are women depending on a “man” for protection.
In the Caribbean these types of assaults are no different to any other part of world it is a phenomenon that exist in the most advanced societies. Some of the main differences in more advanced cultures are the laws, detection rates and speedy convictions of perpetrators. In the Caribbean, the administration of justice with it’s lengthy court proceedings can have the victim feeling disenchanted as justice delayed is justice denied, this is another negative effect of being violently assaulted in the Caribbean.
Prevention is better than cure, a mantra we at Hubris Tactical strongly believe in. The ability to protect yourself from violence is critical, it’s a skill that every person should have. Nothing is absolute, and crazy things do happen. However it is far better to be emotionally and physically prepared to deal with a violent encounter opposed to not being prepared at all. We believe in equipping our women and girls with the knowledge skills and techniques that provides them with a fighting chance to survive.
Our woman of power training program for women and girls provides a safe and controlled training environment where our women can be exposed to information and techniques that can assist them in better securing themselves. Our highly trained and experienced professionals will take you through a four (4) part personal protection training program ensuring that you leave with the know how in personal protection. Visit our website at http://hubristactical.org to get some insight into what we do and who we are. Register for our personal protection program today.

