International Conclave on Strengthening Democracy at TERI, Gurgaon
With the advent of the 21st century, the democratic needs of developing countries rose above the basic tenets of food, clothing, and shelter. Individual rights...
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Manipur – Will the Central Government Stand In the Witness-Box Please?
A victim in a Meitei relief camp in Imphal, who lost her family members during the ethnic tensions between Meiteis and Kukis in Manipur, that...
Missing Manipur, Dead Democracy: An Account of Government Failure & People’s Misery
Manipur: Silence is the loudest sound. As we entered Imphal Valley, the capital city of Manipur, I felt an eerie silence that couldn’t be mistaken...
Iraq’s Law Makers Decide To Lower The Consent Age For Girls To 9
Are we moving forward or thousands of years back vis-a-vis women’s rights? Iraq’s Parliament is discussing a proposal to reduce the women’s consent age from...
Lives Under Construction: Women Road Builders at 13500ft
In the distant, dusty valleys of Ladakh, there sits a 2-year-old boy all alone with a dry & grubby face covered with a bedsheet tent...
RGNUL Student Protest- A Symbol of Pervasive Culture of Sexual Harassment in National Law Universities
The Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL) students, Patiala, became a testament to Fawcett’s words when they chose to stand together against their Vice-Chancellor...
Menstrual Leaves Should No Longer Be Up for Debate
The Karnataka government’s proposal to allocate 6 days of menstrual leave per year for women in the public and private sector will reopen debate and...
Delhi Chalo Padyatra, From Ladakh To Delhi With Mr. Sonam Wangchuk
Torrential rain poured over his blue raincoat as environmentalist Sonam Wangchuk walked on the 15th day of the Delhi Chalo Padyatra. Spanning nearly 1000 km...
Teachers’ Day Special: Ms. Anulata Singh-An Educator Par Excellence
Clad in a pink georgette sari on the special request of her students, the Head Mistress of Government Middle School No. 51, Kulkarni Nagar, Indore,...
The Womb Launches : The Common Woman
We have built a society where ‘the common man’ is the general applicable standard. In our society, the women and their voices are often invisibilised...
फर्रुखाबाद: परिवार का दावा आत्महत्या नहीं बलात्कार और हत्या है
यूपी के फर्रुखाबाद में दो दलित लड़कियों के शव पेड़ पर लटके मिलने की घटना ने एक बार फिर पूरे देश में डर का माहोल...
The Three New Criminal Laws: A Woman’s View
The Indian criminal law system has been overhauled by the three criminal laws namely the Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) act, Bhartiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS)...