By Brian Senewiratne – Dr. Brian Senewiratne Executive summary The rape of Tamil civilians (women, girls and even men) in the Sri Lankan North and East by the Sri Lankan (Sinhalese) Armed Forces (at all levels), Police, specialised Police… 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 →
A proposed law would roll back gains made to protect Afghan women, photographer Lynsey Addario warns. Bibi Aisha was 19 when I met her in Kabul’s Women for Afghan Women shelter. Her husband, a Taliban fighter, beat her from the… Continue Reading →
Author(s): Sabita Parida Feb 15, 2014 | Society thinks women do not want to own land. That’s where it is wrong Sabita Parida In popular iconography, a farmer is a man with a moustache, wearing a turban and holding a plough… Continue Reading →
Flirting. Heartbreak. Clumsy first dates. Matrimonial sites. Studying for three degrees. Salsa classes. The coming-of-age story of a young woman who began losing her eyesight at 15. By Nidhi Goyal | Grist Media – Wed 29 Jan, 2014 The wheelchair Kamasutra: Image courtesy Streetsie.com as… Continue Reading →
Ranjona Banerji, Mid- day Tarun Tejpal is stuck in jail somewhere in Goa and we’ve forgotten all about him Tarun Tejpal is stuck in jail somewhere in Goa and we’ve forgotten all about him. And have we also forgotten… Continue Reading →
Women’s panel member draws flak for blaming victims in rape cases Wednesday, January 29, 2014 – 06:15 IST | Place: Mumbai | Agency: DNA Karishma Goenka Maharashtra State Women’s Commission member Asha Mirge on Tuesday passed a controversial statement, blaming… Continue Reading →
The Santhals are one of India‘s largest tribes and honour punishments are virtually unheard of within the community “There seems also to be a sentiment of honour among them; for it is said that they use poisoned arrows in hunting,… Continue Reading →
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