AIDWA congratulates the Kisan movement and the Samyukt Kisan Morcha for their success in forcing Modi to announce the withdrawal of the three black farm acts after more than a year of courageous and patient struggle and the sacrifice of many lives. AIDWA also congratulates the thousands of women farmers who courageously fought shoulder to shoulder in this historic struggle. We support their resolve not to forget the brutal attacks on their comrades at Lakshmipur Kheri and elsewhere on which the PM is completely silent. We think they are right in pointing out that the PM's statement is only a partial concession and omits their demands for MSP and the withdrawal of the Electricity Act. AIDWA reiterates it's commitment to be with the kisan movement whatever it's well-thought decisions on the present situation may be and uphold in particular the demands of women in agriculture against corporate powers and patriarchy as we have done in the past years.
The Susheela Gopalan Memorial Trust and the Indian School for Women’s Studies and Development (ISWSD) take great pleasure in inviting you for the first Susheela Gopalan Memorial Lecture to be held on…
The AIDWA CEC held recently in Hyderabad decided toorganise protests in all districts in the country on December 10, International Human Rights Day, to condemn the anti-women Modi regime.
Women’s organisations protest outside Haryana Bhawan in Delhi, demand arrests of other accused
In the face of rising hate crimes and violence, unemployment, and hunger, women are not going to stay quiet anymore!
The All India Democratic Women’s Association (AIDWA) has sent the following memorandum to the Vice Chancellor of the Jawaharlal Nehru University demanding immediate suspension of Prof AtulJohri and…
