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A Research Study on Gender Sensitivity and the Coverage of Rape in the Indian News Media: Ten Years After the Nirbhaya Case.
Sweta Singh, Sameera Khan
United Nations Population Fund
2022
Almost ten years ago, Jyoti Singh’s brutal gangrape and murder in the heart of New Delhi in December 2012 received an inordinate amount of media attention and coverag
Returning Home Challenges and Opportunities for Women Migrant Workers in the Nepali Labour Market
Social Science Baha
UN Women
2019
Trade Facilitation Measures to Enhance Women’s Participation in Cross-border Trade in BBIN.
Nisha Taneja, Sanjana Joshi
Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER)
2018
Trade facilitation measures improve the trading environment by reducing transaction costs and thereby increasing the gains from trade.
Neither Heroines nor Victims: Women Migrant Workers and Changing Family and Community Relations in Nepal
Giovana Gioli, Amina Maharjan
UN Women
2017
December 16, 2012: A Rape, A Murder and A Movement.
Urvashi Butalia
Heinrich Böll Stiftung
2014
Measures for Ensuring the Safety of Women and Programmes for Gender Sensitization on Campuses
SAKSHAM
University Grants Commission
2013
Women’s Studies Resources: Nirbhaya - An Index of Newspaper Articles.
Deepa Singhal, Akhlaq Ahmed
Centre for Women’s Development Studies
2013
Brief case histories of women survivors of violence
Monobina Gupta
Jagori
2009
Rape Victims in Kerala
Sunil George Kurien, Usha Venkitakrishnan
Kerala Research Programme on Local Level Development, Centre for Development Studies
2003
Who Will Wipe the Tears of Indian Rape Victims?
Svati Chakravarty-Bhatkal
NCAS Advocacy Internet
1999
The sad truth is that society in general tends to judge the rape victim, not the rapists. It is she who has to hide her face in shame, not the criminals. And those who are shocked by it believe rape is a closet issue best kept locked in the social cupboard.

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