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Resignation in Protest: MP woman judge quits over elevation of senior she accused of harassment and discrimination

In a powerful act of protest, Judge Aditi Gajendra Sharma resigns after the elevation of a senior she accused of caste-based harassment, calling out the judiciary’s silence, systemic bias, and betrayal of its own ideals

View from Dhaka: Women in the political process

The electoral field may now be getting more gender...

Protests as two women pray at Sabarimala, Kerala shutdown called

Thiruvananthapuram/Sabarimala, Jan 2 (IANS) Protests erupted across Kerala on...

Kerala’s women show how walls are built in a progressive society

Called ‘Vanitha Mathil’ the women’s wall stretched from Kasaragod...

620 KM Long Women’s Wall of Kerala Challenges Brahmanical Patriarchy

About 3-5  million women formed a wall across Kerala...

Discrimination over menstruation a breach of human rights: Indian Biologists

Biologists from eminent universities and education centres in Mohali,...

Women’s organisations in Jaipur to protest the murder of Sanjali and Neha

The women’s rights group from Jaipur are calling on...

Stop The Criminalisation of Triple Talaq

#StopCriminalisationOfTripleTalaq#RedraftMuslimWomen’sRightsBill,2018 We, the undersigned individuals, women’s rights activists and allies...

Cousin brother conspired to burn Sanjali to death

Sanjali Chanakya was doused with petrol and set on...

Only Chhattisgarh Elected More Women MLAs Than Last Time. Mizoram, With Top Women’s Empowerment Indicators, Elected None

Mumbai: Chhattisgarh, which ranks high on women’s employment indicators,...

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50,000 strong Adivasi, farmers march from Charoti to Palghar, hold indefinite dharna for land rights

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Citizenship restored! CJP scores another big win in Assam for Mazirun Bewa, a widowed daily wage worker

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Counting the Caged: What India’s prison data refuses to see

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A Conversation About Israel That Felt Uncomfortably Familiar

A conversation with Aida Touma-Suleiman in Jerusalem reminded of all those activist comrades in our own country who, despite not being Muslim, Christian, Dalit, LGBTQ++ or Adivasi, fight for human justice and often face criticism within their own communities.