the affirmative. Specifically, nations with a history of women’s suffrage, greater representation of women in the … underinvesting in initiatives to empower women. …

colonialism. Company authorities envisaged that White women would establish households predicated on Victorian patriarchal …lBy 1850 British women had settled in the Red River colony, a British outpost in what became the province of Manitoba … unconnected lawsuits involving Countryborn women, it is possible to glean some understanding of how British women became agents of …

was to promote education among women and to deal with the questions affecting the welfare of women and children. The first … women of this province are advanced in education and tool as a very active part in public life. A number of resolutions on … women in all the committees dealing with the education of women and caste distinctions should be removed from the …

century, women’s voices continue to be muted and domestic violence continues to be invisible, to some extent, in the eyes of … the law. This paper uses the 1881 autobiography of Eliza Davies and the voices of contemporary women who speak out about …

Article looks at three areas of law reform in India affecting women's rights that were closely modeled on reforms in English … British women infused the law reforms with patriarchal and colonial values. In particular, we argue that the custom of … that many of the reforms within India either promoted British interests or frustrated the interests of Indian women. This …

the world. The struggling of women in their life from birth to death was brought to light by Stri Dharma a Women's Journal …The status of women in India has been subject to many changes over the span of recorded Indian history. Practices such … all castes, classes, and even religions. Women in colonial India were no less progressive, aware and active in gender …