Justice in the Halls describes violence against women and girls, specifically sexual violence, as perpetrated by unknown persons or relative strangers, such that physical harm results, as well as emotional suffering and mental unrest.
Disassociation of ones' thoughts, as demonstrated by personality traits far removed from a persons' true nature, known ordinarily by loved ones or else suicidal ideation, in particular for that which is perpetrated by multiple persons, in addition to perceived dishonour, is barbarous to say the least.
That family members can conspire to allow brutality towards another family member, facilitated or condoned demonstrates that rigid ideas of morality in relation to matrimony are best suited to a bygone age.
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While there may be no discernible difference between violence perpetrated by a stranger and that of a known person, such attacks may be the result of poor educational outcomes, in terms of gender roles and stereotypes.
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