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Is Bangladesh Still Waiting for Comprehensive Law to Fight Human Trafficking?
In December 2011, the Bangladesh government approved a new draft law to combat human trafficking with capital punishment topping the punitive measures.
‘Kali For Women’ Celebrates Solidarity of Women in Print
Looking back, I can say that there have been two turning points in my life: the 1960s, a decade of exhilarating political awareness and activism across the world with far-reaching consequences for students and other progressive movements; and the 19
Maharashtra’s Women Fight for Universal Old Age Pension in India
India is often regarded as one of the youngest nations in the world with 33 per cent of its population below 15. The focus of government's policy and social mobilisation has invariably been on the younger and 'productive' sections of society.
Violence Against Women and Girls on The Rise in Philippines
Of course, behind the alarming figures are real women and young girls whose lived realities give an insight into what happens when violence enters the secure walls of a home and the abuser is a trusted family member. This is the story of a mother-da
Dairy Initiative Creates Alternate Employment Avenues for Women Farmers
Another happy dairy farmer is Amma Devi, 35, who claims to have adequate milk to feed her five children and enough left over to sell. Amma has also used a portion of her profits to get her cow artificially inseminated.
