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The ethical and legal violations of the Oscar-nominated ‘To Kill a Tiger’

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The Canadian documentary chronicles the fight for justice after a 13-year-old girl was gang-raped in Jharkhand, but its reckless approach violates India’s Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act Anna M M Vetticad Anna M M Vetticad is an award-winning… Continue Reading →

Caste Crimes Continue Against Women

Posted On March 8, 2024 Lucknow Gup on International Women’s Day By MEHRU JAFFER I wonder what the International Women’s Day on March 8 means for the 17-year-old Dalit girl from the historic city of Hathras in Uttar Pradesh (UP)… Continue Reading →

Protection of the Rapist and the Molester in Neoliberal India

Why does there continue to be a disconnect between sexual assault and punishment of the perpetrator in India? We must recognise the potent nexus of political power, caste superiority, and muscle power that shields sexual offenders in our society. RANJANA… Continue Reading →

Rajasthan- Woman Stripped, Tortured Overnight, Branded Witch

Posted On February 29, 2024 The State Women’s Rights Commission took suo motu cognizance of the matter following allegations of delayed police action. Banswara Divisional Commissioner Neeraj K Pavan and Inspector General of Police S. Parimala visited the woman’s home… Continue Reading →

Climate Change Is Amplifying Households’ Food Insecurity, Putting More Pressure on Women’s Mental Health

By Marty Logan Women who always ate last in the household had four times greater chance of having “probable depression,” study finds. Credit: Shutterstock. KATHMANDU, Feb 12 2024 (IPS) – Studies have long shown that some women’s lower status in… Continue Reading →

PHR’s mobile app MediCapt puts cutting edge technology in the service of preventing sexual violence.

The UN estimates that one in three women around the world will suffer sexual violence during their lifetime. Particularly in conflict-affected areas, the vast majority of survivors’ cases never get to court; and those that do often fail due to… Continue Reading →

Bailancho Saad lauds women for seeking inclusivity at Comunidade convention

IN SOLIDARITY WITH WOMEN IN COMMUNIDADES OF GOAOn 16 th January 2024, women representing different walks of life met in Panaji to express solidaritywith the women in the Communidades of Goa for proposing inclusivity of all genders as descendantsat the… Continue Reading →

Bihar: How Muasahar Women Rewriting History With Small But Steady Efforts

Posted On February 2, 2024 Door to acceptance is opening for thousands who have long lived on the fringes of society. Tarique Anwar Patna— Prerna is not a profit-oriented institute. Founded by Padma Shri Sudha Verghese, who has devoted herself… Continue Reading →

Bihar- Spirited ASHA Workers Secure an Encouraging Victory through a Prolonged Strike

August 12th, 2023 marked a historic victory for striking ASHAs (Accredited Social Health Activists) in Bihar with the state government agreeing to increase the monthly payment by Rs. 1,500 per month and providing the payment as ‘honorarium’, instead of ‘reward’… Continue Reading →

Women’s organizations remain at the front line of the crisis response in Myanmar

Date: Wednesday, 6 September 2023 A group of women receives cash assistance for their animal husbandry collective from the CERF programme. Illustration based on a photo by UN Women. In Rakhine State, Myanmar, the productive fields are left unharvested. Normally… Continue Reading →

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