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Patriarchal Forestalling-the Anticipatory Structure of Legal Failure on Violence against Women. [PDF]

Oxf J Leg Stud
Choudhry S.
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Promoting sexual and reproductive health in development and governance priorities for youth in Nepal: a qualitative exploration using reproductive justice framework. [PDF]

Health Promot Int
Neupane P, Adhikari P, Luitel B, Tuladhar L, Dhakal P, Timilsina A.   +5 more
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Quality Assessment of Antenatal Care in Public Health Facilities of Nepal's Hilly District: An Observational Study. [PDF]

JNMA J Nepal Med Assoc
Bhattarai SKG, Wajih WA, Joshi SP, Sharma B.   +3 more
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The Court of Bigotry: Contested Sexuality of Dalit and Non-Dalit Women

Contemporary Voice of Dalit, 2022
In the Indian context, women, especially Dalit women, have been subjected to scripturally and culturally sanctioned misogyny. These deep-rooted prejudices are manifested at both the societal and the institutional levels. In such a scenario, any assertion of justice by Dalit women is fraught with tensions. The sexual violence against them is routinized,
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Dalit Women and Intersectional Space

2022
In a world of growing inequality, discrimination, polarization and intolerance, the need for an intersectional liberative standpoint becomes indispensable in favour of the most disadvantaged of our society, the Dalit women at the crossroads of gender and caste.
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Dalit Futures: Critical Caste Parenting and Dalit Women in Nepal

132 pagesThis thesis interrogates the persistence of Nepal’s caste system through my lived experiences alongside the often-overlooked everyday experiences of Dalit women. Employing autoethnography and juxtaposing these narratives with the growing body of
Pariyar, Sarita
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The Dalit Women's Movement in India [PDF]

Development, 2009
The Anandi Collective describes the way feminists and Dalit leaders worked to build a movement of Dalit women. They describe the challenges and successes of the 1,600 Dalit women from a remote area in a very feudal part of India, who have set out to overcome deeply seated prejudices. Development (2009) 52, 208–214.
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7. Challenges to Hinduism: women and dalits

2000
Are issues of status, hierarchy, and power in India related to Hindu ideas about how society should be ordered, organized, and led? Is it possible to separate social and religious questions, or are they inextricably linked? ‘Challenges to Hinduism: women and dalits’ shows that such a distinction is artificial and unworkable.
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