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Article: Whither social justice and decent work for women? - Please consider the below article on May Day or International Workers' Day. The invisible labour at work or unpaid care work that is majorly done by women - without recognition, rights, or fair sharing with men, also puts them at higher risk of violence, and impedes gender inequality and human rights. The economic value of this unpaid care work is US$ 10.8 Trillion if it was to be paid at minimum wage.

Idolising the ‘homemaker’ and ’motherhood’ role of women, gives a social sanction to thrusting the majority of burden of unpaid household and other care work on them, while giving an escape to men from child-rearing and household chores, and ...

Article: Are we prepared to combat online gender-based violence? - Wish you a very happy new year 2024. Please consider the below article based upon insights from several leaders who have survived and trying to combat myriad online forms of gender-based violence, harassment, and abuse. While governments globally are struggling to end gender-based violence by 2030, the challenge has become more complex and sinister with rising online forms of it. Kindly consider this for publication,

Article: Long walk to transgender rights and gender equality - Please consider the below article based on interviews with two leading transgender rights advocates who assert that despite progress there is a very long way to go in terms of gender equality for transgender people. Most governments see 'gender equality' with a lens of sex binary (man or woman), and lot more work needs to happen to ensure social inclusion and human rights mean the same for trans people too.

Article: Long walk to transgender rights and gender equality - Please consider the below article based on interviews with two leading transgender rights advocates who assert that despite progress there is a very long way to go in terms of gender equality for transgender people. Most governments see 'gender equality' with a lens of sex binary (man or woman), and lot more work needs to happen to ensure social inclusion and human rights mean the same for trans people too.