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AFGHANISTAN: I Don't Need You to Protect Me From the Internet
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Growing up in surroundings hostile to women going online strengthened Rabia's resolve to get connected.
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Rabia Salihi
Posted on Apr 23, 2014
Afghanistan Exposed
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Even with the assassination threats she faces, Malalai Joya , often called “the bravest woman in Afghanistan,” speaks out—naming warlords and telling the international community what it must do now.
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admin
Posted on Dec 02, 2008
PHOTOS: Picturing Partnership
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We crowdsourced photos from World Pulse's global community to collectively imagine what an equitable partnership between men and women worldwide can look like.
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Kim Crane
Posted on Jun 12, 2014
Letters to a Better World
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Dear fathers, dear sons, dear partners: Join us in the struggle for equality.
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Sangita Thapa
Posted on Jun 11, 2014
A Human Work of Art
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Yesterday you asked If I was done painting myself Unsure of that question I did not answer But today I can confidently reply Yes, I was done Painting myself for the day Today is a new day
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Matilda Moyo
Posted on Aug 29, 2010
A letter to a friend of mine and an ally of women worldwide
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The name of the girl in this story is a fictitious name.
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Kara Lozier
Posted on Nov 25, 2013
This Girl Was Sexually Harassed and Killed Herself, It Is Not OK!
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There are sensitive issues we often hear people talking about. But because of their nature you need to approach them with princess feet. I hope I’m doing this right. Pictured in this post, you will see a young girl, her…
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Beatrice Ngalula Kabutakapua
Posted on Jan 22, 2015
My First Story
The Impact of Inaction
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I recently went to a protest demanding justice forMichael Brown, the unarmed African American teenager who was killed by a police officer this August. The police officer who killed him got no punishment, rather, the police…
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Richa86
Posted on Jan 22, 2015
INDIA AND THE "GIRLS"
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Madhya Pradesh recorded the highest number of rape cases, followed by Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh, in 2013 across the country which witnessed over 33,707 such incidents. A total of 4,335 rape incidents were…
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Shilpa Balakrishnan
Posted on Jan 27, 2015
A SOUL SISTER?
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O Kasturi! Your song Captured me, Your smile -- Enraptured me. Who are they That defined your beauty But missed your dignity? Be strong forever Dear sister For you, your mother Your boys and others. NOTE: Kasturi is a…
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Pushpa Achanta
Posted on Feb 01, 2015
International Women's Poetry Exchange!
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Hello beautiful people! I am thrilled to announce the release, coinciding with International Women's Day, of the anthology, "Load Poems Like Guns: Women's Poetry from Herat, Afghanistan." The book features my new…
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Farzana Marie
Posted on Feb 27, 2015
Among the trellis of ruins- A poem in dedication to women who stand up for their rights.
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"Lying along a pool of crimson liquid that draped her body like a Sari, the woman lay naked, except for the firy eyes to speak on the bright daylight that exuded from her tangled hair and sealed the convulsions on her lips…
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sreetanwi chakraborty
Posted on Mar 05, 2015
A day for us all
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I'm delighted to share that a few thousand women, children, gender minorities, youth and men united under the Karnataka Rajya Mahila Dourjanya Virodhi Okkuta (Karnataka State Forum Against Atrocities on Women) celebrated…
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Pushpa Achanta
Posted on Mar 09, 2015
Child Slavery / Sexual Exploitation - Film documentary
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Dear Pulse Friends, "It will take seismic shifts in the world to eradicate child slavery once and for all. Beyond economic reform, it's a matter of education, of human rights, of political and personal will. Perhaps that's…
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Shaheen S Dhanji
Posted on Apr 04, 2015
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Need Volunteers to Raise Funds & Promote Gender Equality & Educate Mens to Respect SHE
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We are an NGO based at Jaipur Rajasthan working to Promote Gender Equality & Women Empowerment (UN MDG Goal No 3) since 2013. We started a Program named Jagriti 2 years back after the Nirbhaya Gang Rape at Delhi which…
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Bharti Singh Chauhan
Posted on Apr 20, 2015
Violence Against Women
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Violence against women
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Ahdi Hassan
Posted on Apr 22, 2015
Our Girls will Bring Back our Girls
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A few days before one of our students who was going back home from the school, was harassed by a few boys, this was not first time but she never told it to anybody according to her, she was scared that her father will kill…
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Sister Zeph
Posted on May 02, 2015
Women Can Restore Equality & Human Rights & Eliminate Gender Based Violence World Wide
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A Non-White Female in South Africa I was born and raised in South Africa, discriminated against as a “non-white”. I left the country as a young woman to accept a scholarship to study in the USA. For over 20 years now, I’ve…
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Doctor Vie
Posted on May 12, 2015
Kashmiri Activist Transforms Community View on Education
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BY ALIYA BASHIR A Kashmiri woman has worked to increase the literacy rate of women and raise girls’ participation in education in her neighborhood despite fierce opposition from local men. Over the past 27 years, she has…
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Aliya Bashir
Posted on May 14, 2015
Raped and Shut
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A girl was raped in a vehicle by five men few days back. When she went to the police station near her, she was asked to go to another police station. Poor girl had to go to three police stations before she could finally…
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Samia Dowla
Posted on May 27, 2015
Day of the African Child
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This year, NACCRAN marked the DAC with the Human Right Commission with the theme Accelerating our collective efforts to end child marriage in Africa. The event started at 11:00am with the national anthem and an opening…
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Odion Anavhe
Posted on Jun 25, 2015
Price of Hostility against women in Bangladesh
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Dear Reader Domistic Violence is common each and every societies in the world. Developing countries like Bangladesh the social custums are different because the conservation in Pattarns. So , it is difficult to measure the…
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Chandan Sarkar
Posted on Jul 27, 2015
Cost of Domestic violence against women of Bangladesh
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Dear Reader The domestic violence is common in every society. Please let come to do something to reduce the domestic violence.
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Chandan Sarkar
Posted on Jul 27, 2015
When he beats her, I go to the washroom and cry a lot without making a noise.
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I am a girl like every girl but my life is not like all other girls I have two brothers, I am the oldest child of my parents, my life is very strange, I have seen only one thing since my birth at my home, quarreling, beating…
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Sister Zeph
Posted on Aug 02, 2015
Only Hope is the Education
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I am a student at Zeph education, we are two sisters, my mother was given divorce by my father when I was two and my sister was six months old, but my father got married again and when his second wife also gave a birth to a…
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Sister Zeph
Posted on Aug 08, 2015

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