Trigger warning: Depression Continue reading “The Beginning, Middle and End: A Tryst with Depression”
Who decides what queerness looks like?
Pride with OFC: Over the Years
Indigenous Climate Activist in India / South Asia | Earth Day 2022
The FemJustice Centre seeks to increase the use of feminist lawyering techniques in the legal sector, with a particular focus on increasing feminist leadership among legal practitioners, law students and other individuals working with survivors of gender-based violence. We believe that the legal field has massive potential to advance the feminist and gender-rights movement. In order for this to be successful, legal approaches with a gender-sensitive lens need to be employed. Continue reading “Rise Up – Interview Series | Jenisha Shah”
Who decides what queerness looks like?
Pride with OFC: Over the Years
Indigenous Climate Activist in India / South Asia | Earth Day 2022
The Rise Up series is a column that explores how the process of seeking justice can be a transformative tool to combat gender based crimes, while also recognising the survivor client’s agency, lived reality and desire for justice. The column explores the ways in which practitioners working or hoping to work in the field can adopt a gender sensitive lens in their work. Continue reading “Rise Up | Can Lawyers be Activists Too?”
Who decides what queerness looks like?
Pride with OFC: Over the Years
Indigenous Climate Activist in India / South Asia | Earth Day 2022
