I Am Woman – 2
I Am Woman Part 1 || Part 2 by Hannah Imogen Jones Continued from Part 1 Some months later I received a telephone call from a friend of mine. She was sobbing her […]
I Am Woman – 1
I Am Woman Part 1 || Part 2 by Hanna Imogen Jones Many moons ago I made an unsolicited offer to the wonderful woman @Vidyut that I write a guest blog
Delhi Police Commissioner
“You can’t go out at 2 in the night and then say that you were a victim of a crime,” “We all need to take some precautions. You can’t carry
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Chief Justice of India CJI K.G. Balakrishnan
“Due regard must be given to their (the rape victims’) personal autonomy since in some cases, the victim may choose to marry the perpetrator or choose to give birth to
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K K Seethamma
K K Seethamma, head of the committee against sexual harassment in Bangalore University, former head of the department of women studies on C C Patil’s comments on women’s atire: “I’m against women
Diyar government, a laundry list for human rights
Here are things I need done. Kindly do the needful. Quit aping the west on the dehumanization, and instead copy the concept of safe houses. You can’t do shit for
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Recent Reports of Violence against women at Maps4Aid
Making it jazzy for those who find it dreary news too depressing. Here are headlines from February alone of reports of violence against women at Maps4Aid website. Note that these
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Balochistan: Winds of Change
For once, it is a treasure to read the wave of euphoria sweeping through the tweets of the Baloch people. After six decades of cries for help going into some
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A Response to Primary Red’s post on Justice and the Gujarat riots
Primary Red and I often have differences on the subject of Gujarat Riots. This is a subject with many differences of opinion, but what disturbs me about my conversations with
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