Papers by Sheshadhary Raghoedat Panday
Changes in the Hindu marriage pattern in Suriname
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This is the final report that I received as a gratitude from a student I helped with information ... more This is the final report that I received as a gratitude from a student I helped with information for writing his report.
This report is about Hindu marriage in Suriname
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This is the final report that I received as a gratitude from a student I helped with information ... more This is the final report that I received as a gratitude from a student I helped with information for writing his report.
This report is about the Javanese Muslim community of Suriname. The point of praying with your face in the East and praying with your face in the West is discussed here.
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This is the final report that I received as a gratitude from a student I helped with information ... more This is the final report that I received as a gratitude from a student I helped with information for writing her report.
The report is about the various Hindu holidays that are celebrated in Suriname, which is also compared with the original holidays that are celebrated in India
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This is the final report that I received as a gratitude from a student I helped with information... more This is the final report that I received as a gratitude from a student I helped with information for writing his report.
It is about the importance of a rice breeding company in Suriname.
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Maternal mortality: The maternity perspective
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Vaginal steam baths are a common use within the Surinamese Maroon communities. But this practice ... more Vaginal steam baths are a common use within the Surinamese Maroon communities. But this practice is now also known in the non Maroon communities. Vaginal steam baths are part of the Maroon culture. In addition, it also has great benefits for health. This paper was written in the context of increasing knowledge about the benefits of vaginal steam baths.
S. Raghoedat Panday
C. Karijoleksono
M. Kastierie
F. Fredison
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This is a study that was done on the experiences that victims of sexual violence have on their re... more This is a study that was done on the experiences that victims of sexual violence have on their reintegration into their social environment. Sexual violence is primarily violence that violates the integrity of a victim. These include unwanted sexual contact, intimidation is always on the agenda, regardless of the degree of aggression or threat of an offender. Sexual violence can be both: physically and psychologically.
This sort of violence can be approached from two perspectives namely the offenders perspective and the perspective of the victim. This thesis emphasis on sexual violence from the victim's perspective. According to the last census count the number of cases of sexual violence in Suriname was a rate of 892. In percentage precisely this 0.16% at national level. Relatively this percentage seems not to be much of a problem, because it is not even 1% of society. However, this percentage gives a misleading representation of the problem because in reality the cases of sexual violence are much more than 1%. This misleading representation may be caused due the under reporting that exists in our country due to the fact that cases of sexual violence are usually not negotiable and remains a taboo.
In short, sexual violence is a shameful and hidden reality in Suriname.
This study concluded that most victims are struggling to reintegrate into their social environment, after they were victims of sexual violence. This is because they don't want to talk about their experiences publicly. Therefore it was recommended to treat these victims in such a way that their privacy stay maintained and to try to increase awareness around this shameful and hidden reality in Suriname.
- S. Raghoedat Panday BSc. Sociology
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Jeweler of Words , 2020
"Jeweler of Words" stands as a captivating international poetic anthology, showcasing the profoun... more "Jeweler of Words" stands as a captivating international poetic anthology, showcasing the profound works of 29 writers with Surinamese roots. This remarkable collection found its digital publication overseas in the enchanting landscape of India. It was published by the publication house "Imprint Publications" of Baishali Kundu.
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Talks by Sheshadhary Raghoedat Panday
Parbode, 2024
I’m very thankful that Surinamese Magazine "Parbode" featured an article about me and my books in... more I’m very thankful that Surinamese Magazine "Parbode" featured an article about me and my books in their October 2024 edition. The article is written in Dutch.
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Papers by Sheshadhary Raghoedat Panday
This report is about Hindu marriage in Suriname
This report is about the Javanese Muslim community of Suriname. The point of praying with your face in the East and praying with your face in the West is discussed here.
The report is about the various Hindu holidays that are celebrated in Suriname, which is also compared with the original holidays that are celebrated in India
It is about the importance of a rice breeding company in Suriname.
S. Raghoedat Panday
C. Karijoleksono
M. Kastierie
F. Fredison
This sort of violence can be approached from two perspectives namely the offenders perspective and the perspective of the victim. This thesis emphasis on sexual violence from the victim's perspective. According to the last census count the number of cases of sexual violence in Suriname was a rate of 892. In percentage precisely this 0.16% at national level. Relatively this percentage seems not to be much of a problem, because it is not even 1% of society. However, this percentage gives a misleading representation of the problem because in reality the cases of sexual violence are much more than 1%. This misleading representation may be caused due the under reporting that exists in our country due to the fact that cases of sexual violence are usually not negotiable and remains a taboo.
In short, sexual violence is a shameful and hidden reality in Suriname.
This study concluded that most victims are struggling to reintegrate into their social environment, after they were victims of sexual violence. This is because they don't want to talk about their experiences publicly. Therefore it was recommended to treat these victims in such a way that their privacy stay maintained and to try to increase awareness around this shameful and hidden reality in Suriname.
- S. Raghoedat Panday BSc. Sociology
Drafts by Sheshadhary Raghoedat Panday
Books by Sheshadhary Raghoedat Panday
Talks by Sheshadhary Raghoedat Panday
This report is about Hindu marriage in Suriname
This report is about the Javanese Muslim community of Suriname. The point of praying with your face in the East and praying with your face in the West is discussed here.
The report is about the various Hindu holidays that are celebrated in Suriname, which is also compared with the original holidays that are celebrated in India
It is about the importance of a rice breeding company in Suriname.
S. Raghoedat Panday
C. Karijoleksono
M. Kastierie
F. Fredison
This sort of violence can be approached from two perspectives namely the offenders perspective and the perspective of the victim. This thesis emphasis on sexual violence from the victim's perspective. According to the last census count the number of cases of sexual violence in Suriname was a rate of 892. In percentage precisely this 0.16% at national level. Relatively this percentage seems not to be much of a problem, because it is not even 1% of society. However, this percentage gives a misleading representation of the problem because in reality the cases of sexual violence are much more than 1%. This misleading representation may be caused due the under reporting that exists in our country due to the fact that cases of sexual violence are usually not negotiable and remains a taboo.
In short, sexual violence is a shameful and hidden reality in Suriname.
This study concluded that most victims are struggling to reintegrate into their social environment, after they were victims of sexual violence. This is because they don't want to talk about their experiences publicly. Therefore it was recommended to treat these victims in such a way that their privacy stay maintained and to try to increase awareness around this shameful and hidden reality in Suriname.
- S. Raghoedat Panday BSc. Sociology