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Meera Vijayann

A child’s cry for help, unheard and deadly

A child’s cry for help, unheard and deadly

Gender-based Violence 18/01/2015

After a 4-year old nursery student was sexually assaulted in a local school last October, the Bangalore city police identified a set of new guidelines that city schools must follow to curb sexual violence on school grounds.

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Can digital media help more women speak up against violence?

Can digital media help more women speak up against violence?

Gender Equality 07/01/2015

In a recent talk on the importance of digital media and the role it plays in the women’s rights movement in India, Meera Vijyann touched upon key issues that women across the world face in expressing their views online.

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Voices of men: Why is it missing from the gender rights movement?

Voices of men: Why is it missing from the gender rights movement?

Gender Equality Gender-based Violence 21/11/2014

The discourse around gender rights has been largely focused on the modern women’s movement. However, gender-transformative approaches that include men can be a huge step forward in achieving impact.

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Finding your voice against sexual violence

Finding your voice against sexual violence

Gender Equality Gender-based Violence 16/07/2014

At her presentation at TEDx Houses of Parliament, London, Meera Vijayann discussed the difficulties that young women like her face in India in accessing their rights or finding a voice against everyday sexual harassment.

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How can citizen journalism empower young women?

How can citizen journalism empower young women?

Gender Equality 26/06/2014

Why is there a rise in the number of young women using citizen journalism platforms? To understand this, we need to look at the way political systems have continuously been shaped by the power of the citizen voice.

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