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eminist policymaking is the only way to address inequality at the national and international levels. Source: Markus Winkler, Pixabay

Achieving sustainable development: the shortcomings of the UN SDGs and the need for feminist policymaking

10/06/202210/06/2022 By Margarida Martins

Gender equality can’t be achieved by the UN Agenda 2030 due to a lack of feminist policymaking. The UN Sustainable Development Goals fail

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Reading Untouchable: Caste, Class and the Absence of Gender

27/05/202227/05/2022 By Suparna Roy

Mulk Raj Anand’s Untouchable portrayed the issue of caste, but has somehow overlooked the intersectionality of oppression that survives in India along with

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Bahujan women fighting against gender injustice to rescue India from climate injustice

06/05/202207/05/2022 By Aanchal Chittalipi

Often mainstream leadership is associated with educational qualifications and social status. But time and again, south Asian history has depicted revolutionary stories of

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IWD 2022

12/03/202212/03/2022 By Young Feminist Europe

YFE statement reply to EC video on IWD 2022   At YFE, we believe that an intersectional approach should be used when addressing

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