Currently, the role of women in a country's police force or military force has never failed to provoke debates. While some claim that women are not suitable for these kinds of jobs, the opposite makes a statement that women still play an equal role in these fields. This essay is devoted to discussing both views and showing my opinion which agrees with the latter perspective.
It is understandable why women are not suitable for these kinds of jobs owing to the lack of physical strength. Obviously, men are superior in this aspect such as muscular strength or endurance which are the determinant factors for participants in these professions. For example, the dangerous duties either petty like stealing and robbing or more malignant such as terrorism and murder need policers or soldiers who are not only robust but also stamina to chase and escort the offenders. Hence, without these features, they will be jeopardised by their counterattack with ease. As a result, women are regarded as less preferable than men in these aspects due to males standing better instead of durability than females do.
While the downsides of women’s inborn abilities of durability are widely acknowledged, it is irrefutable to note that both genders must equally be given the same opportunity to have these vocations. Since we live in a technology-based society, women who do not have the physical ability as men could play many other significant roles in those jobs through training. For example, Interpol, known as the International Criminal Police Organization has successfully arrested numerous criminals, including the most wanted ones. By using top-notch facilities, they were able to track perpetrators and some specialized technology to solve uneased cases. Consequently, protecting the peace is the responsibility of each individual so both men and women should participate and dedicate themself in many ways.
In conclusion, although females are not as flexible and stamina as their counterparts, they should still be given equal chances to participate in the military thanks to the development of advancements in technology.
Currently
, the role of
women
in a country's police force or military force has never failed to provoke debates. While
some
claim that
women
are not suitable for these kinds of jobs, the opposite
makes
a statement that
women
still
play an equal role in these fields. This essay
is devoted
to discussing both views and showing my opinion which
agrees
with the latter perspective.
It is understandable why
women
are not suitable for these kinds of jobs owing to the lack of physical strength.
Obviously
,
men
are superior in this aspect such as muscular strength or endurance which are the determinant factors for participants in these professions.
For example
, the
dangerous
duties either petty like stealing and robbing or more malignant such as terrorism and murder need
policers
or soldiers who are not
only
robust
but
also
stamina to chase and escort the offenders.
Hence
, without these features, they will be
jeopardised
by their counterattack with
ease
.
As a result
,
women
are regarded
as less preferable than
men
in these aspects due to males standing better
instead
of durability than females do.
While the downsides of
women’s
inborn abilities of durability are
widely
acknowledged, it is irrefutable to note that both genders
must
equally
be
given
the same opportunity to have these vocations. Since we
live
in a technology-based society,
women
who do not have the physical ability as
men
could play
many
other significant roles in those jobs through training.
For example
, Interpol, known as the International Criminal Police Organization has
successfully
arrested numerous criminals, including the most wanted ones. By using top-notch facilities, they were able to
track
perpetrators and
some
specialized technology to solve
uneased
cases.
Consequently
, protecting the peace is the responsibility of each individual
so
both
men
and
women
should participate and dedicate
themself
in
many
ways.
In conclusion
, although females are not as flexible and stamina as their counterparts, they should
still
be
given
equal chances to participate in the military thanks to the development of advancements in technology.