Perception

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How the Community perception on Woman Appearance control and hinder Their Freedom of Expression
In my opinion, the perception of the community on the appearance of woman hinder and control her freedom of expression. For example, there is various form of violence experienced by women during the pregnancy period, some of this violence threaten the psychological as well as physical health of women thus controlling and hindering they freedom of expression. Some of the cultural types of violence experience are said to be harmful, for example, the pressure they experience to give birth to a boy child, food denial, and some of the pregnant women are forced to some of the kind of physical work which some time is considered difficult for them (Salter et al,411). As a result, this kind of hard work may leave girls somehow vulnerable particularly to domestic violence in their families. However, in some cases where the culture violence is endured, normalized and still the reconciliation of the family is promoted above the health of the individual is said to be perceived and may force the women to bear as well as accept the circumstances (Study.com NP)
However, in some cases, women are empowered by some of the organization like UNHCR and are not affected by the social norms which reinforce some kind of violence to women. Thus women are not hindered from seeking any kind of help from any support services. This empowers women and helps them to prosper in life thus doing great things in the world (Agyar 14)
In a nutshell, the domestic violence which is experienced during the pregnancy period has to be addressed in the various lever of Nepal whereby women frequently depend on other women to access health facilities.

Thus, addressing the established challenges may promote some kind of help as well as improving the care sexual violence. And finally, there is a need for cultural and community changes to prevent the sexual violence (Ilika 79).
Reference
Salter, Anastasia, and Bridget Blodgett. “Hypermasculinity & dickwolves: The contentious role of women in the new gaming public.” Journal of broadcasting & electronic media 56.3 (2012): 401-416.
Agyar, Evren. “Contribution of perceived freedom and leisure satisfaction to life satisfaction in a sample of Turkish women.” Social indicators research 116.1 (2014): 1-15.
Study.com. “How Environmental Variables & Other Factors Influence Perception – Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.Com.” Study.com. N.p., 2018. Web. 13 Mar. 2018.
Ilika, Amobi Linus. “Women’s perception of partner violence in a rural Igbo community.” African journal of reproductive health (2005): 77-88.