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The article Migrant Women and Human Rights captures how various forms of migration in the lives of women - marriage, war, partition, eviction and trafficking in the name of develop…
The article Migrant Women and Human Rights captures how various forms of migration in the lives of women - marriage, war, partition, eviction and trafficking in the name of development - have taken away their right to life, work and to breathe in the open air.
Professor Yashodhara Bagchi read this essay at the first memorial lecture of Maitreyi Chattopadhyay, one of the founders of the Women's Violence Prevention Forum and one of the fighters of the independent women's movement.
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