#06-25 Unite to End FGM! Millions of girls are still at risk
FGM stands for female genital mutilation. In Nairobi’s Kibera slum, Nabuki, whose name means fatherless child, tells her childhood experience
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WINGS: Women’s International News Gathering Service
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#05-25 India Rape Policy – What could make a difference?
Despite a few prominent rape-and-murder convictions bringing harsh penalties in India, Rapes have not declined; some say they’ve increased. Producer
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#04-25, Unions vs. Gender Based Violence: There’s a treaty for that!
In 2018, international women union organizers called for a treaty against gender based violence in the workplace. In 2019, it
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#01-25 The Web Manosphere (Bleeped)
The Red Pill, Pick-up Artists, the Beta Uprising and MGTOW [Men Going Their Own Way] – these are some of
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#52-24 Women at Work, Part 2 of 2
Karen Messing is a professor emerita of biology at the Universite du Quebec a Montreal. Trained in ergonomics and genetics,
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#51-24 Women at Work, Part 1 of 2 … Unrecognized Skillsets
Karen Messing is a professor emerita of biology at the Karen Messing is a professor emerita of biology at the
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#48-24 Wikipedia Women … More and more articles about women!
Featured voices: Rosie Stephenson-Goodknight, Wikipedia volunteer editor, activist and trustee; Lynn Borton, interviewer Summary: Rosie Stephenson-Goodknight has been a Wikipedia
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#47-24 Sakti for Elders in Bangalore, India … Community, sustenance and a bit of joy
The elderly are becoming a greater proportion of India’s population, and many of them are women who had a lifetime
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#46-24 Liberal Women Take to the Streets … Honoring Dr. King and Shocked by Trump
In 2025, the birthday celebration of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., took place on the same day as Trump’s
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#45-24 Bhopal Disaster … 40 years of corporate impunity
Suroopa Mukherjee is a scholar, author, and activist on behalf of the victims of what is still considered the worst
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