As the world celebrates 100 years of women suffrage, Indian women continue to fight for things that matter.
2013 was a turning point for women in India as the brutal gang rape of Nirbhaya and the huge protests in the aftermath placed the issue of violence against women at the heart of public discourse in the country.
As we step into 2014, it is crucial to reflect as to why as a society we are still struggling to ensure something as basic as safety for one half of its population.
We invite you to read the full article published January 6, 2014
As the world celebrates 100 years of women suffrage, Indian women continue to fight for things that matter.
2013 was a turning point for women in India as the brutal gang rape of Nirbhaya and the huge protests in the aftermath placed the issue of violence against women at the heart of public discourse in the country.
As we step into 2014, it is crucial to reflect as to why as a society we are still struggling to ensure something as basic as safety for one half of its population.
We invite you to read the full article published January 6, 2014