Without village Male Special Only Women

A village in the shadow of us is a cool place, filled with laughter, fresh air, and the lives of the people there, full of intimacy. Maybe that's the picture of most of the people on a village. In this world there are a wide variety of unique village and would be odd if we find out that in the village there are no men living there. Well Lo, why can? below we explain why it could happen like that.

Villages Without Men Noiva do Cordeiro Brazil

The beautiful city of Noiva do Cordeiro it can not be denied anymore. The hills that lie with beautiful, tall trees and a cool breeze makes people not want to go out of town on this one. At a glance, this city does look like a regular city. But who would have thought that this beautiful city was only inhabited by women only. Noiva do Cordeiro inhabited by approximately 600 women aged between 20 and 35 years. The men certainly want to visit this city. But not that easy, even they made strict rules that men can not easily be able to visit this city.

Actually, some of them are married. They come to the city only to work while the husband can release a sense of missed only on weekends only. "The city is very well organized very well. The women were able to work so well that our city always looks cool and safe even if you have to walk at night. It can be said, the women are much more responsible than men," said Rosalee Fernandes (49 ) a resident at Noiva do Cordeiro. The women also go hand in hand with one another. In case of dispute, they can handle it well. Living with a very visible pillars of society Noiva do Cordeiro.

This unique city began to be established in the late 19th century by a woman named Maria Senhorinha de Lima. At that time, she was forced to marry by his parents to a man. Because ostracized due branded as adulterers, finally in 1891 he went to an area. The city that eventually he named Noiva do Cordeiro is the residence of Mary along with single women that he embraced to live with him. Once, there was a man who was married to one of the communities Noiva do Cordeiro. The man is always regulate what is to be done by his wife. When he died, the women at Noiva do Cordeiro decided that they no longer had to obey all orders of men because they can live and build a city without the help of man.

Without Male Umoja village Kenya

As we know, the name of settlements, must be inhabited by people with different ages and genders. But not with a small village situated in the meadow Samburu, Kenya's north. Residents in this village are all women. Even men are prohibited from entering this small village. Community named Umoja was made by 15 women in 1990. 15 women are the ones who was once raped by British soldiers. This special village offer protection and hope for women who have experienced abuse. This is where the women seeking refuge from the violence they experience such as rape, forced marriages, female genital mutilation or female genital mutilation and domestic violence.

Seita Lengima, one of the oldest residents in Umoja said that outside these communities, women restrained and regulated by men so that the fate of these women can not be changed. In Umoja, women have their freedom. Rebecca Lolosoli, co-founder of Umoja is ever to be hospitalized after being persecuted by a group of men when he revealed the idea to create a community of women. The men beat him to provide a lesson for daring to talk to other women in the village about their rights.

Do not think the women who took refuge in Umoja just women who seek freedom. Instead. Here they had a painful past story that unfortunately is not heard by the men in their residence first. One example is mamusi, greeters village of Umoja. He said that he exchanged with some cows by his father at the age of 11 years to be his wife for a man aged 57 years. One of the other women, 38-year-old Jane was raped by three men. At that time he was herding goats and sheep belonging to her husband while carrying firewood. Suddenly he was attacked by three men who then raped her. Embarrassed and hurt, he did not dare say anything. But when her husband found out what happened, Jane actually beaten with sticks by her husband. Finally he took his son and went from his home village to the Umoja.

The news about the village is gradually spreading. Seita remember how he heard about Umoja from gossip in the village. When he arrived at Umoja, the situation turned out better than expected. He was given a goat, given water, and began to feel safe there. Currently, there are 47 women and 200 children who live in Umoja. The women earn income by providing tents for tourists and selling traditional jewelry. The village also installed a small fare for tourists who want to visit their village. With that income, the women of Umoja able to stick to their daily beutuhan.

Not only that, the women here also learn a lot of things that are usually prohibited such work and make money themselves. In Umoja, they can earn their own income and when tourists buy jewelry they create, these women feel very proud. Until now, efforts to get justice, especially for those who had been raped by a foreign army did not produce results. But for the women of Umoja, the most important thing for them is to have a safe place they can call home.

Without Guys Sakakah village Saudi Arabia

A small village on the outskirts of Sakakah, al-Jawf province, southwest Saudi Arabia is unique because the entire population of women. Just do not imagine women in these settlements freely at will to do what they want. More recently, the village board was even issued a ban that girls are not dressed tomboy. This village was flooded with women from other cities in Saudi Arabia because of its uniqueness which only contain women. However, the natives claimed to dislike the newcomers bring foreign culture as clothing showing genitalia and loud music ..

Contrasts of shadow feminists, the settlement was not a woman seeking asylum in Saudi Arabia. Reason occupants only womankind, because there is a strict separation between dwelling men and women in the area of ​​al-Jawf very puritanical religious. Village board issued the threat will dissipate the women in the village who did not behave well. Their initial target was the girl dressed as a man or a tomboy, and wear sexy clothes. "The phenomenon of migrants did not reflect native culture in this country. So it is necessary for us made to remove it," as written in the flyer village board.

Looking ahead, the rules in the village will be more assertive. Visitors from outside the area should not carry a camera or mobile phone. Not only girl tomboy who was considered against tradition. Women dressed 'punk' will also be forbidden. In fact, the local indigenous council in Sakakah preparing to prohibit the eccentric women who entered a public school or university.