Why Should We Debate on the Women’s Movement? Understanding the Structural Oppression of Women Women are not regarded as equal to men by the entire social structure, including the home, society, religion, law, and the state. Women’s bodies, labor, mobility,
Reflections as a Youth Climate Leader: My Journey at the Climate Justice Camp 2024 in Tanzania I joined the Climate Justice Camp 2024, held from October 8th to 12th in Tanzania. This incredible gathering brought together young climate activists from
CELEBRATING & OBSERVING WORLD’S INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRACY DAY World International Democracy Day was commemorated on September 16th with hundreds of young people gathering on the campus of St. Paul’s Institute. Students joined in celebrating the day, which aimed to raise awareness
Community Event Recap: IDEA Viet Nam and the Movement of LGBT+ Inclusive Education in Vietnam The co-founders are thrilled to introduce you to our project, ???? ???? ???. With our core values of Inclusivity, Diversity, Equality, and Accessibility, ???? ????
Bridging Borders: A Collective Journey in Women’s Rights Across Asia On September 26 and 27, I had the privilege of attending the face-to-face meeting organized by the Asia Feminist Coalition (AFC). This opportunity came as part of my role as
Fighting Corporate Impunity at the UN Business and Human Rights Forum 2024 The world is waking up to the brutal truth: corporations, left unchecked, can and do violate human rights on a massive scale. From exploitative labor in plantations to
