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A word intended to dismiss India’s frustrated youth has instead become the name of a growing political movement.
Governments make promises, and communities must live with the consequences when those promises fail. Social Watch exists in the space in between.
Fear of arrest in Herat is keeping women out of public spaces and cutting deeply into local businesses.
This college turns women who have never held a textbook into solar engineers who power entire villages.
Children are being kidnapped, maimed and drugged as trafficking networks force them onto India's streets to beg.
Despite continued legal action barring the practice, thousands of Indian women die each year as dowry-giving practices evolve.
In rural western Nepal, women-led organizations are fighting intense menstrual stigma through reusable pads and education initiatives.
