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Women in Peacebuilding and Peacekeeping Efforts in South Asia
While interstate wars have declined significantly in recent decades, a considerable number of nations have been dealing with intrastate conflicts of various intensity and...
Human Security Implications of Online Hate Speech against Women: the Barrier to Women’s Political Participation
Madam Sirimavo Bandaranaike, a Sri Lankan was the first female Prime minister in the world. Her beloved daughter, a Sri Lankan politician Chandrika Bandaranaike...
For first time, women represented in all parliaments of the world
For the first time ever, there are women MPs in every single country on Earth, the Interparliamentary Union, IPU, said on Friday.In its latest...
Abortion as Legal Right in United States
American constitution emphasized over the individual rights as the utmost priority. Roe versus Wade case played a huge role to constitutionalize and administer the...
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...