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Digital Dangers: Information and Communication Technologies and Trafficking in Women

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We, the Women: The United Nations, Feminism and Economic Justice

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Women's Work Exposed: New Trends and their Implications

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Intersectionality: A Tool for Gender and Economic Justice

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Why New Technology is a Women's Rights Issue

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Civil Society, Community Participation and Empowerment in the Era of Globalisation

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The World Bank and Women's Rights in Development

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A Rights-Based Approach to Development

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Women's Rights, the World Trade Organization and the World Trade Order

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The International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

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Women sustain Care | Care Sustains Life | Life Sustains Economy | Who takes care of women?  | Not one less1 | Together | Sunday lunch

1Nenhuna a menos literally translates as “not one woman less” or “ni una menos” in Spanish - a famous feminist slogan in Latin America that emerged in Argentina as a response to increasing gender-based violence.

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Mainstreaming The Invisible Feminist Realities

by Dr. Pragati Singh

In 2019, I was invited by the BBC to speak at the 100 women conference in Delhi, India, on the subject of ‘The future of love, relationships, and families.’ The audience seated in the large hall consisted mostly of young Indians- college students, professionals, activists etc (...)

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