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violence against women
September 13, 2023
IDR Interviews | Flavia Agnes
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.
by
Joeanna Rebello Fernandes
,
Smarinita Shetty
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9 min read
August 4, 2023
Violence in Manipur: Three months and counting
A compilation that helps you understand the impact of the conflict in Manipur on its people, and points you to how you can help.
by
India Development Review
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6 min read
July 21, 2023
Sending aid to Manipur: Volunteers struggle with relief efforts
by
Anna
,
Kim
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2 min read
June 23, 2023
Teaching newly married women how to navigate patriarchal spaces
A day in the life of a field coordinator in Rajasthan who helps newly married young women in understanding the layered nature of gendered violence and how to counter it.
by
Raj Bala Varma
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7 min read
April 27, 2023
How to ensure inclusive employment for burn survivors
Survivors of acid attack and self-inflicted burns require rehabilitation programmes that focus on social reintegration and support as they navigate the world of jobs.
by
Debojit Dutta
,
Halima Ansari
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5 min read
January 12, 2023
Austerity is enabling gender-based violence
The Indian government must rethink its austerity policies to combat violence against women, trans and non-binary people.
by
Akshay Tarfe
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5 min read
January 10, 2023
Asking men not to be violent against women isn’t enough
Gender programmes that work with men to reduce violence against women must create safe spaces for them to discuss caste, religion, sexuality, and desires.
by
Manak Matiyani
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7 min read
December 8, 2022
Investors must turn their attention to gender-based violence
Investments that are mindful of gender-based violence can help mitigate the effects of this global problem and increase women's participation in the economy.
by
Alana Kolundzija
,
Josh Dobiac
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5 min read
December 7, 2022
Two-finger test ban: The SC’s judgement is lacking
In addition to the ban on the two-finger test, Indian courts must address other issues of gender stereotyping in rape trials.
by
Alena Kahle
,
Ayushi Sharma
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4 min read
November 23, 2022
Making the police more responsive to gender-based violence
Evidence shows that gender-targeted police services, regular training, and more female officers can make it easier for women to register cases of gender based violence.
by
Akshay Mangla
,
Gabrielle Kruks-Wisner
,
Sandip Sukhtankar
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7 min read
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