More: women’s empowerment
A Wife Without Dowry
Dowry has been an integral part of the medieval culture. Dowry is assumed to be gifts, love, and prestige from the bride’s family prior...
The Growing Persecution of Women in India has a Fallout on Kashmir
If there is any country that makes international headlines for its treatment of women, it is India. India is also famous for the exploitation...
CRO’s Helpline: a direct line and a European database on online gender-based violence
An official helpline for victims of online violence is active on the CRO Cyber Rights Organization website: “A direct line between survivors of cybercrime...
Women and Climate Change in South Asia
Over the past decade, climate change has emerged as a major non-traditional security threat that demands an urgent response. South Asia has been identified...
Trade and Gender in South Asia
Trade has the potential to significantly enhance women's lives by providing new employment, boosting consumer choice, and strengthening women's negotiating power in society. However,...
Is tech industry still a boys’ club?
Authors: Ash Narain Roy and Jisha Jacob*
The Nobel Prize, says the 2022 literature laureate Annie Ernaux, is an institution “for men.” She further says...
Induction of Women in Indian Armed Forces
The gender of an individual is not a hindrance when it comes to applying for a position in the armed forces. In modern warfare,...
Indonesian women entrepreneurs adapt to a changing world
Sustainable tourism is proving to be a viable career option for women in the picturesque North Sulawesi region of Indonesia, where they are making...
Celebrating women fighting for their rights
It often takes considerable bravery to stand up for the rights of women. The UN, which is committed to empowering women and girls, works...
Feminist Foreign Policy: A moment of introspection
Those who are aware of Feminism would understand that it is not just a cozy club of women, where only conversation related to women’s...