Women in the South - A Human Rights Perspective from Bangladesh
We received the following article from a friend working on human rights issues. This article points out the appalling state of empowerment and rights of women in many nations of the South - Bangladesh being the test case here. In a few snapshots it paints a horrifying picture of the crimes women face in trying to live a dignified existence. The article is being posted as received. Comments are welcome.
The Good Life for Bangladeshi Women!
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The aim of the Rajdulari Foundation
is to empower the status of girls in
Punjab, through scholarships for
young girls in their education, and
micro-credit schemes for women.
The slogan "Today I’ll make a
difference, and tomorrow my daughter
will..." clearly indicates the aim to
reach out through generations, from
a mother to her daughter.
"Today I’ll make a difference, and tomorrow my daughter will..."
Rajdulari Foundation for the Girl Child
Rajdulari Foundation
is to empower the status of girls in
Punjab, through scholarships for
young girls in their education, and
micro-credit schemes for women.
The slogan "Today I’ll make a
difference, and tomorrow my daughter
will..." clearly indicates the aim to
reach out through generations, from
a mother to her daughter.
Will the problem of female infanticide in Punjab be as big amongst the younger generation?
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Swedish Donors: NORDEA Bank: 3480 5634235
Indian Donors: ABN AMRO Bank: 881736
www.aseachange.se
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