Desert future of married woman: a criminological study on husbands’ influence to female imprisoners for their guilty of crimes

Abstract

Females are well-thought-out as extraordinary characters due to their specific roles and eminence. Those married women are conferred to perform the most essential deals at domestic level including social adaptation of children within the family system. It is also a typical incidence that clashes within families are emerged whenever the challenges are encountered on the domestic affairs. The targeted group of this research is 63 married women those who are undergoing punishments being imprisoners due to their involvement on breach of law. Women who are enduring penalties being imprisoners in contradictory to their bestowed tasks and status based on the gender related matters at domestic level, this study attempts to accentuate the causes affected them to be guilty on some offenses and also to analyze whether influences were there or not from their husbands, if so, in what nature and which form of influences was the problem to be ascertained through this research. Accordingly, 63 married women prisoners were selected from different age categories and from mixed religious backgrounds. The research was launched through discussions, using questionnaire, observations, and case studies and via focused group discussions, too. The investigations revealed that 79.66% of informants were in the opinion that main cause behind their offensiveness was the muddles involved by their husbands. It was also disclosed that husbands’ direct involvement on drug related actions, abusing women, murder, theft and burglary were candidly affected them to face the current situation. The research findings substantiated that methodical approach to ensure social re-amendment targeted on family system with the assurance that effective relationship between wife and husband aimed at assumable society.