Cultures or evil customs.
Cultures or evil customs. YG2nd
To conclude, first, we should appreciate the cultural diversity around the world generally and that of Viet Nam specifically. However, in some cultures, customs in practice are so strange, weird or inhuman (for example Sky Burial of Tibet, compelling women to wear scarves in Islam, Bone collecting in East Asia, stitching girls’ vagina to prevent any sexual desire in African, etcetera) that there is a lot of controversy as to whether these customs are a part of culture or actually evil customs. The 4 questions above can really help us to differentiate between the two, and some actions such as raising people’s awareness by education, promoting human rights on the mass media, building hotlines for people in immediate need, or merely just modifying the name of the custom can be a positive step in making the world a better place with healthy customs. With regard to “Wife stealing” of the H’Mong, people have shifted it to “Wife pulling” to mitigate the severity of the custom and reminding men to respect his women - you are asking, not forcing. 
To conclude
, 
first
, we should appreciate the cultural diversity around the world 
generally
 and that of 
Viet
 Nam 
specifically
. 
However
, in 
some
 cultures, customs in practice are 
so
 strange, weird or inhuman (
for example
 Sky Burial of Tibet, compelling women to wear scarves in Islam, Bone collecting in East Asia, stitching girls’ vagina to 
prevent
 any sexual desire in African, etcetera) that there is 
a lot of
 controversy 
as to whether
 these customs are a part of culture or actually evil customs. The 4 questions above can 
really
 help
 us to differentiate between the two, and 
some
 actions such as raising 
people
’s awareness by education, promoting human rights on the mass media, building hotlines for 
people
 in immediate need, or 
merely
 just
 modifying the name of the 
custom
 can be a 
positive
 step in making the world a better place with healthy customs. With regard to “Wife stealing” of the H’
Mong
, 
people
 have shifted it to “Wife pulling” to mitigate the severity of the 
custom
 and reminding 
men
 to respect his women 
-
 you are asking, not forcing. 
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