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22 November 2009
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Responding to violence against women
An international campaign - 16 Days of Activism against Gender Violence kicked off on November 25, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence ...
No more violence, cry Nandigram villagers
Forced to flee from their homes, the villagers of Nandigram now only want to be left in peace. The recent upsurge of political violence in this East Midnapore ...
End of a violent campaign in Nepal
Cadres of Maoists and other political parties in Nepal continued to clash with each other until the last day of campaigning. Over 200 poll-related incidents of ...
UN warns of violence ahead of Nepal polls
Campaign is in full swing for the historic April 10 Constituent Assembly polls in Nepal. In its final assessment report, the UN has urged political groups to ...
Battling over faith
Kandhamal district in Orissa has become India’s latest battle site over faith. Over the past month radical Hindu groups have attacked churches, accusing them ...
Where the mind is without fear
Plan's new report, Learn without fear is an extension of the global campaign to end violence in schools where millions of children are subjected ...
Online community to StopXploitation
StopX.org, launched by UNICEF at the recent third World Congress on sexual exploitation of children and adolescents is a new tool to fight child exploitation, ...
Making women’s security a prime concern
Women’s physical survival and safety must be viewed as a security issue and violence against women is as much a social concern as war, famine or terrorism, ...
Amnesty rally calls for safe schools for girls
Hundreds of students, teachers and activists marched in a recent nationwide rally in India organised by the human rights body to demand access to safe ...
Targeted killings of Christians meant for ‘religious cleansing’
A fact-finding team of concerned citizens has found enough evidence to suggest that the Orissa state government in eastern India was working in collusion with ...
UN campaign on VAW calls for stronger action
Launched in 2007, UNIFEM's ‘Say NO to Violence against Women’ campaign has gained momentum since with five million supporters. The call to governments is now ...
Fading in the background: Women in free India
A film, Lightning Testimonies, captures the haunting images of violence against women spanning over six decades of independent India. Aanchal ...
Violence against women in India has gone up
There is hardly anything to celebrate for women in India on International Women's Day, where instances of gender discrimination and violence are only ...
Fire injury kills majority of Indian women, says study
Fire-related injuries are a major cause of death of young women in India according to a latest research. The study reveals that such incidents, most commonly ...
Economic crisis escalating conflict in the world
According to a new Global Peace Index, there is an obvious correlation between the ongoing economic crisis and the declining peace. In comparison to last year, ...
UN reaffirms commitment of humanitarian assistance
Commemorating the first World Humanitarian Day, UN expressed sadness over increased violence and danger faced by aid workers across the globe. Remembering the ...
Eliminating violence against women
Addressing Gender-based Violence outlines UNFPA’s strategy and action framework to raise awareness on the issue. The publication points out a ...
Justice in waiting
Journalist Rahul Bedi does a stark recall of India’s 1984 anti-Sikh riots where Hindu mobs massacred 3,000 Sikhs following the assassination of former ...
Bodo youth in India pledge to end gun culture
Thousands of Bodo youth signed up on a pledge to shun the path of violence and use of guns in the northeast of India. They had gathered at a function to mark ...
Study highlights loopholes in India's domestic violence law
Two years after it was brought into force by the Indian government, the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act suffers from inadequate resource ...
Mental health problems on the rise in Afghanistan
Decades of violent conflict have taken their toll on Afghanistan, with large numbers of people suffering from mental disorders. With no proper care and ...
Scarred lives in Bangladesh
Most victims of acid attacks in Bangladesh are young girls below 18, says the Acid Survivors Foundation, which works to raise social awareness against the ...
War in the making
A classic capitalistic battle is being staged in Chhattisgarh in central India as the state agencies connive with corporates to drive tribals away from land ...
Gender and violence in South Asia
SID-SAN combined series of case studies on Women and Political Conflict and Well-being in South Asia explores the political disruptions in the ...
Good voter turnout in first phase of Indian election
India witnessed impressive voter turnout in the first phase of elections in which 124 of the total of 543 parliamentary constituencies went for poll on ...
Tackling abuse against children
The Expect Respect Educational Toolkit by Women’s Aid has been designed to help schools address the issue of domestic abuse. This online resource ...
Afghanistan: 'Silence is violence' against women
A new report by the United Nations argues that international community is hesitant to raise difficult questions about women’s rights in Afghanistan for fear of ...
A long way to homeland
Torn between state repression and Naxalite violence, the tribals of Nendra, a village in central India, have been forced to live in makeshift camps. Thanks to ...
Pakistan passes bill against domestic violence
Pakistan has approved a pathbreaking law that recognises domestic violence as a crime. In a country where many cases of abuse go unreported, the legislation, ...
Sexual violence during conflicts must end: UN
At a high-level meet of the UN held early this week, participants discussed conflict-related sexual violence in peace processes and peace accords. Women’s ...
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