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Indian Judiciary: How Have Women And Gender Minorities Lawyers Fared So Far?
The unequal gender power relations in institutions like the judiciary, has been the reason for subjugation and oppression of womxn, sexual minorities, caste based discrimination and so on so forth.
Revisiting The Bilal Bagh Protests: A Ground Report
Bilal Bagh was one of the only spaces of protest outside of Shaheen Bagh in Delhi, headed and initiated by women, which also accommodated queer, dalit and north-eastern perspectives on the matters of CAA and NRC.
State And Surveillance In Urban Spaces For ‘Protecting’ Women In Distress
Instead of the society becoming advanced, are we simply advancing technology to make future urban spaces like cities still more patriarchal, and this time, AI-enabled?
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