ke a big difference.
Emphasizing that the discussion of women’s rights in India must move away from the “struggle against violence,” the authors of the “Invisible Women” report write that “changing attitudes may take time but the provision of infrastructure … reinforces the point that women belong in public space.”
Yes, they do and that space needs to be remade with their needs and lives in mind, to ensure that women can do just what one young woman was doing on a December night last year, going to the cinema with a friend in her country’s capital city.
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