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India: Voices That Link People With Policy
As the global community prepares to review its progress on the UN Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) this September, many civil society activists in India see the process as an opportunity to make visible the growing economic disparities in a count
Palestinian Diary: A Cornucopia of Fruit from A Land under Siege
Were the Arabs mistaken in refusing UN Resolution 181 in 1948, which assigned 48 per cent of historic Palestine to the Palestinians and 49 per cent to the Zionists? Could they have forestalled the appropriation of 78 per cent of their land by the im
Austria: African Women Fight Female Genital Mutilation
Waris Dirie, an Austrian of Somalian origin, is an inspiration to the many victims of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), especially in Africa. Born into a family of Somalian nomads, Dirie's genitals were mutilated when she was three years old.
Younger Women Oblivious to The Feminist Battles of Older Generations
I have a London friend who spends her commute to and from work on a crowded underground train holding the support rail with one hand and typing messages on her Blackberry with the other.
Women Not Allowed Signs Taken Down In Vaisnavite Monastery
Women's entry to religious places has time and again has been the focus of great controversy.
