Topic: nepal

Feminism

Thinking of Children in International Development

by | February 13, 2013

by Matilda Branson Working in gender issues, I sometimes push the children’s rights stuff to the side for UNICEF or Save the Children to ... [ more ]

by Matilda Branson Working in gender issues, I sometimes push the children’s rights stuff ... [ more ]

by Matilda Branson Working in gender issues, I sometimes push the children’s rights stuff to the side for UNICEF ... [ more ]

Feminism

Is the World Starting to Care About Rape?

by | January 3, 2013

by Matilda Branson As I shudder a little on a foolish sojourn to the bathroom scales, shudder at the excesses of Christmas and New ... [ more ]

by Matilda Branson As I shudder a little on a foolish sojourn to the ... [ more ]

by Matilda Branson As I shudder a little on a foolish sojourn to the bathroom scales, shudder at the ... [ more ]

Feminism

Nepal’s 1st National Netball Team – After the Game

by | September 23, 2012

by Matilda Branson Just a quick update on Nepal’s National Netball Team, which I wrote about in August. A quick word with the coaches ... [ more ]

by Matilda Branson Just a quick update on Nepal’s National Netball Team, which I ... [ more ]

by Matilda Branson Just a quick update on Nepal’s National Netball Team, which I wrote about in August. A ... [ more ]

Feminism

Women’s Empowerment Through Nepal’s 1st National Netball Team

by | August 20, 2012

by Matilda Branson As usual, life in Kathmandu tosses up some odd opportunities. Last week I had the pleasure of playing practice games of ... [ more ]

by Matilda Branson As usual, life in Kathmandu tosses up some odd opportunities. Last ... [ more ]

by Matilda Branson As usual, life in Kathmandu tosses up some odd opportunities. Last week I had the pleasure ... [ more ]

LGBT

Sipping Tea with Candy

by | July 23, 2012

by Matilda Branson “Hello madame, how are you? Which country you from?” This is a pretty common phrase I hear when, on my days ... [ more ]

by Matilda Branson “Hello madame, how are you? Which country you from?” This is ... [ more ]

by Matilda Branson “Hello madame, how are you? Which country you from?” This is a pretty common phrase I ... [ more ]

Feminism

Bring Your Baby to Work Day

by | July 14, 2012

by Matilda Branson I never stop being surprised by the things which happen in my day to day work at the Feminist Dalit Organisation ... [ more ]

by Matilda Branson I never stop being surprised by the things which happen in ... [ more ]

by Matilda Branson I never stop being surprised by the things which happen in my day to day work ... [ more ]