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Here we are sharing portions of our latest report titled "THE PANDEMIC PAPERS, Case studies from Nepal and India" authored by Ramu Sapkota and Rukmini S. #PandemicPaper #SouthAsia #Covid19 #SouthAsiaCheck #PanosSouthAsia #Pandemic

A piece of our latest report titled "THE PANDEMIC PAPERS, Case studies from Nepal and India" authored by Ramu Sapkota and Rukmini S. #PandemicPaper #SouthAsia #Covid19 #SouthAsiaCheck #PanosSouthAsia #Pandemic

A piece of our latest report titled "THE PANDEMIC PAPERS, Case studies from Nepal and India" authored by Ramu Sapkota and Rukmini S. #PandemicPaper #SouthAsia #Covid19 #SouthAsiaCheck #PanosSouthAsia #Pandemic

A piece of our latest report titled "THE PANDEMIC PAPERS, Case studies from Nepal and India" authored by Ramu Sapkota and Rukmini S. #PandemicPaper #SouthAsia #Covid19 #SouthAsiaCheck #PanosSouthAsia #Pandemic

A piece of our latest report titled "THE PANDEMIC PAPERS, Case studies from Nepal and India" authored by Ramu Sapkota and Rukmini S. #PandemicPaper #SouthAsia #Covid19 #SouthAsiaCheck #PanosSouthAsia #Pandemic

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our essay series titled, "Challenging Visual Depiction of Women and Sexual Violence in Southasia" published by The Southasia Trust. +

Join us as we dive deep into the complex narratives surrounding women and sexual violence, aiming to challenge existing norms and perceptions. These powerful essays shed light on the experiences, resilience, and strength of individuals in Southasia.+

Discover powerful perspectives, delve into the complexities, and join the conversation on reshaping narratives. Over the next few posts, we will introduce each essay, shedding light on different perspectives and experiences. #ChallengingVisualDepiction #Women #Southasia

✨BODY AS A CASTE FIELD Introducing "Body as a Caste Field" by Jyotsna Siddharth and Vidisha Fadescha . This essay is part of a series titled, ‘Challenging Visual Depiction of Women and Sexual Violence in Southasia’ published by The Southasia Trust. +

Through this essay, Jyotsna and Vidisha shed light on the subtle yet pervasive ways in which caste operates on our very flesh and bones, shaping our experiences and identities. +

Click the link below to embark on this enlightening exploration and discover new perspectives on the complexities of our society. 🔗 Read the essay here: hrisouthasian.org/body-as-a-cast… #CasteAndBody #SocialJustice #Intersectionality #Inclusiveconversations #changingthenarrative

✨THE DIGITAL PUBLIC LIFE OF NEPALI WOMEN: SEXUAL VIOLENCE ONLINE JUSTICE-SEEKING, AND THE VOLUBLE NEPALI INTERNET Introducing another essay by Nikita Tripathi .+

in their digital public lives. She sheds light on the vital topics of sexual violence, online justice-seeking, and the power of the Nepali online community. If you're interested in understanding the intersection of technology, gender, and social change, this essay is a must-read

Discover the profound impact of the voluble Nepali internet and how it shapes the narratives around justice and empowerment. 🔗 Read the essay here: bitly.ws/Hx9T #Gender #NepaliWomen #OnlineJustice #DigitalEmpowerment #SouthasiaTrust #Southasia

✨VISUAL POLITICS AND FEMINIST STRATEGIES IN SRI LANKA: INSIGHTS FROM THREE LANDMARK CASES Introducing another essay by Subha Wijesiriwardena & Shermal Wijewardene. This essay is part of a series titled, ‘Challenging Visual Depiction of Women and Sexual Violence in Southasia’+

published by The Southasia Trust. Subha & Shermal shed light on three significant cases, offering fresh perspectives and critical insights that challenge conventional narratives. 💫 🔗 Read the essay here: hrisouthasian.org/visual-politic… #Gender #SouthasiaTrust #Southasia #Feminism

✨AS THEY SEE US Introducing another essay by Muktasree Chakma Sathi . This essay is part of a series titled, ‘Challenging Visual Depiction of Women and Sexual Violence in Southasia’ published by The Southasia Trust. +

In this series, research fellow Muktasree Chakma analyses and discusses the portrayal of indigenous women and indigeneity in Bangladesh through the works of Bangladeshi artists Tufan Chakma, Jayatu Chakma, and Joydeb Roaza. 💫 🔗 Read the essay here: hrisouthasian.org/as-they-see-us/