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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

Women’s Safety in India and National Pride: Reuters Foundation Report

With the release of the report titled ‘The most...

India’s Richest Young Women Fear Public Transport Most; Poorest Fear Cinema Halls

Mumbai: India’s richest girls and young women, aged 11...

Why 277,160 Women Leaders Remain Invisible To Tamil Nadu’s Political Parties

Chennai: Salma (50), the deputy secretary of the women’s...

To end violence against women we must tackle patriarchy – and poverty

Violence against women is perpetrated in order to sustain...

How India Became The World’s Most Dangerous Country For Women

Mumbai: India is perceived as having the worst record...

Kathua victims legal counsel honoured in Canada

Deepika Singh Rajawat is the legal counsel of Asifa...

Five women gang-raped in Jharkhand, Pathalgadi supporters accused

It is said that the rapists, who allegedly belonged...

Nailing the Lie: On Amnesty’s Report on ‘Hindu’ Rohingyas

Questioning Amnesty’s “new evidence” on ARSA’s brutal killing of...

Abused in Saudi, scores of female domestic workers return to Bangladesh

22 Bangladeshi female migrant workers have died due to...

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