Menu Secondary

Aidwa
AIDWA
  • About AIDWA
  • Events
  • What we do
  • Inspiring Stories
  • Resources
  • Videos
  • NewsLetters
  • Press Releases
search
menu
  • About Aidwa
  • Events
  • Inspiring Stories
  • Magazines
  • Resources
  • Reports
  • Publications
  • Posters
  • What We Do
  • Food and Health
  • Women and Work
  • Gender Violence
  • Gender Discrimination
  • Communalism
  • Legal Intervention
  • Media Portrayal
About us
Contact us
Follow us Facebook - Newsclick Twitter - Newsclick RSS - Newsclick
close menu

Press Releases

  • AIDWA condemns the attack on social activists Shabnam Hashmi
    29 Apr 2014

    AIDWA condemns the attack on social activists Shabnam Hashmi and Pratap Singh Negi in Rai Bareli, Yesterday by BJP workers. It indicates the intolerance and dictatorial attitude of party. How can they dare to stop others from campaigning and at the same time using abusive language against a female threatening rape. This is shocking. AIDWA demands immediate strict action against the culprits.

  • Take action against “Baba” Ramdev under SC/ST Act
    27 Apr 2014

    The statement made by self styled yoga guru Baba Ramdev at a Press meet in Lucknow on April 25th 2014 that Mr. Gandhi goes to Dalit houses for “honeymoon and picnic” (sic) exhibits an outrageously anti women, anti dalit mindset that cannot be tolerated in a democratic society.

  • AIDWA strongly condemns the Samajwadi Party leader Mulayam Singh for trivializing the serious crime of rape and gang rape in a public meeting
    11 Apr 2014

    The All India Democratic Women’s Association strongly condemns the Samajwadi Party leader Mulayam Singh for trivializing the serious crime of rape and gang rape in a public meeting at Moradabad yesterday, where he openly asked for condoning such heinous acts as momentary lapses.

  • AIDWA Press Statement on Suryanelli verdict
    05 Apr 2014

    AIDWA welcomes the judgment of the Kerala High Court delivered on Friday, 5thApril 2014, in the infamous Suryanelli sex racket case, confirming life sentence on the main accused and also various terms of rigorous imprisonment ranging from 7 to 10 years for 23 of other accused. This brings to the survivor a limited justice, though belated.

  • AIDWA welcomes the verdict and the impassioned call of the Delhi High Court in Nitish Katara’s Case to treat “Honour Killing as a separate offence
    04 Apr 2014

    AIDWA welcomes the verdict and the impassioned call of the Delhi High Court in Nitish Katara’s Case to treat “Honour Killing as a separate offence”. On Wednesday the Honourable Court upheld the trial court’s order of life sentence to three convicts in this case and labeled it a case of ‘Honour Killing’.

  • AIDWA delegation met NCW chairperson
    07 Feb 2014

    An AIDWA delegation, comprising of Jagmati Sangwan , General Secretary( AIDWA), Sudha Sundararaman

  • On Justice J S Verma receving Padma Bhushan
    01 Feb 2014

    We are deeply hurt by the decision of Government of India to award late Justice J.S Verma, former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, with just Padma Bhushan, whereas his huge services to the nation need to be accepted and recognized by awarding him with the highest civilian award.

  • AIDWA demands justice for Yuma Sherpa and stringent regulation of the ART industry by the Government
    31 Jan 2014

    AIDWA is shocked by the tragic death of 26 year old Yuma Sherpa, on Jan 29th 2014, in the aftermath of a surgical procedure that

  • Press release on Sunanda Pushkar from AIDWA
    27 Jan 2014

    AIDWA expresses deep concern at the arbitrary and non serious way in which the probe into the mysterious death of Ms Sunanda Pushkar is being carried out.

  • ON GANG-RAPE OF ADIVASI GIRL IN BIRBHUM, WEST BENGAL
    23 Jan 2014

    It is shocking that not a day passes in West Bengal without one or the other incident of violence against women. The latest incident has taken place in Labhpur, Birbhum on 21st January , when a 20 year-old adivasi girl from the village of Rajrampur was abducted and gang-raped by 12 persons from the same village as she had dared to have a relationship with a non-tribal boy.

Pagination

  • Previous page ‹‹
  • Next page ››
Subscribe
connect with us
about us
contact us