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#32-25 Peacewomen – In Kashmir and around the world

In 2025, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to a woman who is working to bring down the current leader of Venezuela – she’s the 20th woman named to that award. But  20 years earlier, in 2005, women around the world created a campaign to jointly recognize a thousand examples, of the millions of women around the world, who struggle to prevent and repair the vast human damage from violent conflict. Nusrat Ara interviewed three of the nominated women peace activists from Kashmir for WINGS, about what they did – and are still doing! – in occupied Kashmir. As a finale, the voice of Indian economist Devaki Jain, who was also one of the thousand women recommended for the Peace Prize, and a parting shot from Betty Reardon.

Speakers: Nighat Shafi Pandit, Parveena Ahangar, Dilafrose Qazi, village widows, Devaki Jain, Betty Reardon 

Credits: Primary producer, Nusrat Ara; Agasel Lindawan, editor, additional clips: Lys Anzia; series producer, Frieda Werden.  

https://www.radio4all.net/files/wingsradionews@gmail.com/WINGS32-25Peacewomen-28_51-128kbps.mp3