women rights

In Lucknow, the absence of safe and affordable public transport turns a short commute into missed college classes.

Co-founder of the Dalit Adivasi Manch and a key figure in the Chhattisgarh Mukti Morcha, Rajim Ketwas reflects on her journey as a woman activist in the labour movement and where it stands today.

State approvals continue to stand between Odisha's forest-dwelling communities and their right to sell kendu leaves, leaving livelihoods at risk.

 Poor transport keeps women from rural Jammu & Kashmir from accessing the government's free bus service.

রাজস্থানের বারমেরের একজন কর্মীর জীবনের একটি দিন, যিনি সক্ষমতা, জাতপাত এবং নারীদের উপর হিংসার বিরুদ্ধে লড়াই করেন।

FSG-এর এই সমীক্ষা কর্মসংস্থান গুলোর প্রতি মহিলাদের মনোভাব, পছন্দ, এবং মহিলাদের কর্ম যোগদানে পরিবার ও সমাজের ভূমিকার উপর আলোকপাত করে।

Rohingya women at a water-scarce camp in Delhi are missing their skill-building classes because of their overdependence on a water tanker that’s never on time.

Despite its potential as a sustainable empowerment solution, funding for women's land rights remains scarce. How can funders integrate it into their work?

Conversations with women in southern Rajasthan reveal the changing nature of migration, as newly married women migrate with their husbands to work as kitchen 'helpers'.

Activist and lawyer Flavia Agnes tells us why securing women’s rights today seems much harder than it was in the ‘80s and argues that legislative reform is a battle half won without litigation support.