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Pakistan’s education policy blatantly anti-minority, anti-women

The outcome of the school curriculum reason behind religious extremism, crimes against women

AIMPLB’s anti-women & unconstitutional views aid Sangh’s Communal Agenda

Image Courtesy: Indian ExpressIn a press conference addressed in...

Women Respond to Madras HC Judgement: Father’s Name not Required in Birth Certificates

In a landmark judgment, the Madras High Court ruled...

The many moods, shades, and sides of harassment

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The story of Saida Manoubiya: A Tunisian feminist icon

By calling for women's education and freedom, Saida Manoubiya...

Forest movement leaders Sukalo and Kismatiya still untraceable

UP govt says both were released but they remain...

Women empowerment: Bangladesh sets example for the world

The number of working women increased to 18.6 million...

Why are Dalit women fighting? Dr. Ruth Manorama explains

Dr. Ruth Manorama, National Convenor, National Federation for Dalit...

Unmasking the Media With Bhasha Singh: India’s Hate Factory is Killing Innocents

With prime-time debates doubling up as media trials, who...

Fact-finding team finds glaring holes in police investigation of Jharkhand rape

In the name of pursuing unidentified suspects, the police...

Rape is not a sport

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