Dr. Sayed Mahmoud Mirkhalili , Dr. Mahdi Sheidaeyan , Raheel Mousavi
Women are susceptible to assault
due to biological, social, and economic circumstances. Given that most
perpetrators of sexual crimes seek victims with minimal risk and cost, women
become ideal targets for them. On the other hand, women are not passive victims
in the process of crime and sometimes play a significant role. Therefore,
adopting intelligent and selective preventive strategies for Afghan women is
crucial to protect vulnerable individuals from sexual assault. Since Afghan
women have generally not received self-defense training, implementing
preventive measures to safeguard them can have a significant impact in
combating crimes against them.