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[This is a book review, written by Bernard D’Mello, that was published in EPW. For obtaining a copy of the book, please contact us : communications [at] sanhati [dot] com -Ed] Letters from Lalgarh by the People’s Committee Against Police Atrocities, edited and translated by… Continue Reading →
ADVANI, SUSHMA, JOSHI BLOW THE FIRST BUGLE By SEEMA MUSTAFA, at thecitizen.in Fri Mar 07, 2014 NEW DELHI: A high powered rebellion is cutting into the Bharatiya Janata Party, with top leaders L.K.Advani, Sushma Swaraj and Murli Manohar Joshi amongst those… Continue Reading →
TWELVE YEARS NOW: THE WAIT FOR TRUTH AND JUSTICE! -Fr. Cedric Prakash sj* On Sunday, 23rd February 2014: the UN Special Rapporteur of Freedom of Religion or Belief Prof. Dr. Heiner Bielefeldt was visiting Ahmedabad listening to eye witness accounts from… Continue Reading →
Global March releases Resource Manual on Child Domestic Labour To mark the International Women’s Day (March 8), Global March Against Child Labour is focussing on child domestic labour, an issue rife with exploitation of girls, and is… Continue Reading →
On this womens days the, Indian Women ask all political parties to keep their promise and Walk the Talk, on the Womens Representation Bill You can support it by signing below – Political Parties of India : Keep your promise,… Continue Reading →
Denmark, Sweden and Finland had the highest rates of violence against women, despite the countries’ reputation for promoting gender equality. Why? by Sophie McBain Published 5 March, 2014 A woman walks past a mural commemorating the 107 women killed by men… Continue Reading →
NEW DENEW DELHI: After creating the most lauded campaign, ‘Bell Bajao’ (ring the bell – a recipient of the Cannes Silver Lion) and one that’s inspired millions of men in India to take a stand against domestic violence, Breakthrough (a… Continue Reading →
PoA Act: Court Judgments Reinforce Public Perception By K R Ranjith – KANNUR Published: 07th March 2014 11:17 AM Last Updated: 07th March 2014 11:29 AM Even as the conviction rate in cases of atrocities against members of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled… Continue Reading →
SAWM, Sri Lanka, statement on International Women’s Day March 8 marks the International Women’s Day, a day that recalls and celebrates the women’s struggle for equality and recognises the contribution women continue to make for the advancement of their societies…. Continue Reading →
TNN Updated 03 Mar 2014, New Delhi: In a bid to woo the SCs and STs ahead of elections, government on Sunday cleared an ordinance making penal provisions more stringent to deter people committing crimes against members of these communities…. Continue Reading →