WOMEN'S RIGHTS
First, the dog that was almost stoned to death, by holy decree.
DAN-CHYI CHUA
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She was raped by a cousin, and then killed by a medieval system that persists in Bangladesh despite it being outlawed by the country’s high court.
DAN-CHYI CHUA
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A trek to the world’s highest peak gives rise to one of education’s greatest endeavours.
DEBBY NG
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They survived years of war and genocide, but can’t seem to free themselves from the shackles of a patriarchal society.
KOUNILA KEO
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As the male ego is hurt, murder gains acceptability and is even glorified once you call it honour killing.
ANURADHA BAKSHI
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Tradition and conflict in Nepal have vanquished community safety networks that protect women against violence, but one village is taking dramatic action.
JANNIE KWOK
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Somaly Mam, a women's rights activist and sex trafficking survivor, tells asia! why she is always surrounded by kids and their tales of brokenness.
CARMELA MENDOZA
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In Nepal, Dalit women are considered ‘untouchable’. Punita Rimal of Women News Network, a Nepali woman herself, reports on the situation of the Dalit:
VITAL VOICES
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For me, the hijab was a natural progression from childhood to adolescence. I had seen my elder sister and my mother wear hijab when I was still a child, so I always knew I was to follow.
ZAINUB RAZVI
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One man, many wives. Should it be a free-for-all? Indonesia gets frisky with the concept of polygamy.
DAN-CHYI CHUA
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Hong Kongers can rent a luxe bag from Asia’s one and only bag timeshare club. Find out how it works.
LEE HAN SHIH
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As anti-gay Christian fundamentalism threatened to take over a local women’s rights group, a record number of Singaporeans turned up to defend the organisation’s ideals in a rare display of civic pride and passion.
DAN-CHYI CHUA
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America’s lunar programme has always been a male-dominated affair. Even its name, Apollo, is that of a male deity, the Greek god of the sun.
LEE HAN SHIH
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Twelve women burn to death per hour on average in India. Where does one begin to describe the terrible wrongs suffered by the country’s women?
DAN-CHYI CHUA
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Mills & Boon's passage to India is not simply a holiday romance.
CLARISSA TAN
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