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Women’s Movements Undergo Different Kind of Renewal During IAWS Conference
The conference was vibrant, colourful, exhausting, and attended in large numbers by young people, including those in social movements. Pre-conference planning, of the themes, plenaries and sessions, bore fruition in the wide ranging and exciting dis
Indian Government Turns a Blind Eye to The Needs of The People
West Medinipore, with a total population of 51,93,411, as per the 2001 census, has 244 health facilities including government health clinics, rural hospitals, central government undertakings and private centres and 467 doctors.
Women Fight for The Freedom of ‘Binayak Sen’ in India
Interestingly, some of the strongest voices behind this struggle for justice are those of women. Besides Sen's octogenarian mother, and his wife Ilina - an academic, who has been a pillar of strength for him and the pointsperson in the legal fight
Early Diagnosis and Treatment Key To Bhutan’s Malaria Cure
This early alert system seems to function like clockwork and has delivered results. Asha explains how it works, '...whenever anyone in the village gets a fever they go to the Village Health Worker.'
Women’s Role Crucial to Restore Peace and Democracy in Nepal
Speaking during the global launch, Nepal's Secretary to the Ministry of Peace and Reconstruction, Dhruba Prasad Sharma, explained why he believed women were central to the peace-building efforts in his country. Not only they played an important rol
