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Soundbites From Real Life – Indian Housekeepers Without Maternity Rights
These are women who spend their best years on an unrelenting double shift - working furiously to clean up other people's homes, cook other people's food, and look after other people's children, even as they struggle to feed their own families
UN Women Offer a New Dynamic to The Global Dialogue on Gender Equality
Given these realities, the argument for women's rights is as relevant as ever. Yet, there was a growing perception that gender as a concern had fallen off the map and the time had come to review and transform the manner in which the UN system was a
Inspiring Stories of Women Through Photography
Through her non-profit, Ripple Effects, she and her talented team that includes four other award-winning women photographers besides writers and a documentary filmmaker, are dedicated to documenting the condition of women as they deal with climate c
Women Journalists Break The Silence of Oppression By The High and Mighty
Like Sahu, Tandi too has raised the issue of corruption on the MNREGA job sites through interviews with farmers on the CGNet Swara. In fact, the Chief Minister's Office responded to her story by calling her directly to say that they are looking int
G.M. Momin Women’s College Offers Convenient Higher Education for Muslim Girls
In fact, when another student, Sana - a final year B.Sc. student - got engaged, her father, Shahid Momin, who works in a local madrassa, requested the boy's parents to let Sana complete her studies before her 'nikaah' (marriage). 'Due to financi
