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Filipino Woman Now Ready to Speak About Violence
Patti Gallardo has a theory. 'Women are like seashells. Even if a seashell is battered by the sea, from a distance it still looks pristine and calm. Till you go closer and hold it to your ear and then you can hear the ocean whisper.
Advocacy Groups Address Problems of Migrant Workers’ Children
There other organisations too, running similar programmes. The school-based interevention of the Atikha Overseas Workers and Communities Initiatives, Inc., also addresses the problems of OFW families.
Laila Tyabji Preserves Traditional Handmade Wonders in India
Today, even as she continues with her endeavour to link 21st century India with its centuries old handicrafts tradition, her new mission is to make this sector financially attractive to entrepreneurs.
New Novel Documents Stories of Women’s Repression in Afghanistan
'The Taliban Cricket Club' thus aptly reflects Rukhsana the rebel's desire to break free from the shackles of an inhuman existence and an oppressive regime under which women make news only when they are tortured or given the death sentence.
Senior Citizens Group Reaches Out To Vulnerable Elderly in India
Besides extending camaraderie to fellow members and giving them a sense of identity and belonging, the association fights for the rights of senior citizens
