Never Stop Never Loss

Human trafficking in India is often discussed as a crime, an illegal activity that needs to be controlled with the help of law enforcement and rescue operations. While criminal justice responses are important, this framing alone is not complete. Trafficking is not just a crime but a systematic social failure of human rights that is deeply rooted in gender inequality, poverty, discrimination, illiteracy, and social exclusion. Its persistence shows not only the actions of traffickers, but the...

The International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women is not merely an annual observance; it is a global, urgent call to confront and dismantle one of the most persistent and pervasive violations of human rights worldwide. Gender-based violence is not a random affliction but a structural consequence of deeply entrenched patriarchal, cultural, and political inequalities. This day demands a fundamental shift in perspective, moving beyond individual incidents to address the...

A Strategic Response to Pressure: Women and Medication Use to Cope For many women, substance use doesn’t begin in a nightclub, it begins...