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Aug 26
The First Door: Why Justice Shouldn’t Take Two Years
“It has been two years since I filed my case. Everyone told me the court would give me my rights, so I believed them. I waited. I am still waiting. Will I ever get justice?”
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Jul 26
The Hidden Harm: Breaking the Silence on Female Genital Mutilation or Cutting
One of the greatest obstacles to ending FGM is deceptively simple: we don't talk about it enough, and we don't know enough.
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Apr 26
A Child Rights Perspective on Ending Corporal Punishment in Sri Lanka
“When many of my former students, now fathers themselves, speak positively of the punishments they once received, I feel deep regret”.
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Sep 25
Between Promise and Reality: The Right to Employment in Kathmandu
Nepal’s Right to Employment promises jobs for all but in Kathmandu, weak systems and migration widen the gap between law and reality.
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Jun 25
Pride Under Pressure: The Escalating Crisis for LGBT+ Communities in Bangladesh
As hate grows and state silence deepens, queer voices in Bangladesh are being erased, what remains is memory, resistance, and grief.
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Jun 25
Gathering for Justice: iProbono at the House of Lords
Changemakers Gather to Champion Access to Justice for All
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