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Gender-Responsive Guidance on Employment Contracts for Migrant Domestic Workers from South Asia
UN Women
UN Women
2019
Does Group Farming Empower Rural Women? The Indian experience
Bina Agarwal
UN Women
2017
Persisting Servitude and Gradual Shifts Towards Recognition and Dignity of Labour: A Study of Employers of Domestic Workers in Delhi and Mumbai
Balwant Singh Mehta, Preet Rustagi
International Labour Organization
2017
Slavery, Servitude and Wage Work: Domestic Work in Bengal.
Samita Sen
Jadavpur University
2015
‘Bed and Board’ in lieu of salary: Women and girl children domestics in post partition Calcutta (1951-1981)
Deepita Chakravarty, Ishita Chakravarty
Centre for Economic and Social Studies
2010
Face to Face with Rural Women: CWDS’ Search for New Knowledge and an Interventionist Role
Vina Mazumdar
Centre for Women’s Development Studies
2002
Women’s Experience in New Panchayats: The Emerging Leadership of Rural Women
Renu Addlakha
Centre for Women’s Development Studies
2002
Households, Kinship and Access to Reproductive Health Care among Rural Muslim Women in Jaipur
Maya Unnithan-Kumar
Economic and Political Weekly
1999
Reproductive health [1] practices among Muslim women in India have been little researched perhaps because of the widespread notion regarding the tight Islamic control over sexual behaviour and the sanctions against contraceptive use.
Women’s Domestic Work and Economic Activity: Results from the National Sample Survey
Chiranjib Sen, Gita Sen
Centre for Development Studies
1984
There are two major competing explanations for the relation betwee
Sterilisation and Family Planning
Leela Gulati
Centre for Development Studies
1978
By the end of 1970-71, about 19% of the total number of couples in the reproductive age-group, estimated to be I

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