Youngsters hold placards to create awareness on gender equality, ahead of the International Day of the Girl Child, in Jammu district.
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Women play drums as they protest gender violence in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The grassroots movement "Ni una menos," or Not One Less, is marking its fourth anniversary by rememberi...
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Women lie down on Plaza de Mayo square, performing as victims during a protest against gender violence in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Thousands of women take a pledge at the women wall, as part of the Vanitha Mathil campaign, composed entirely of women, from Thiruvananthapuram in the south to Kasaragod district i...
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Thousands of women take pledge while participating in the 'women’s wall' against communalism and gender discrimination, in Kochi, Kerala.
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Swami Agnivesh and other activists participate in the 'women’s wall' against communalism and gender discrimination, in Kochi.
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Thousands of women take part in the 'women’s wall' against communalism and gender discrimination, in Kochi.
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Thousands of women take pledge while participating in the 'women’s wall' against communalism and gender discrimination, in Kochi. Lakhs of women in Kerala participated in the 620...
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Students of Presidency University paint their faces for "Gender Equality Now" fair on the University campus in Kolkata.
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Students of Presidency University paint their faces for "Gender Equality Now" fair on the University campus in Kolkata.
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Students of Presidency University paint their faces for "Gender Equality Now" fair on the University campus in Kolkata.
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Finally, a grand show by grandes dames: head of the festival jury Cate Blanchett leads actresses and other women in the industry to protest the long absence of women from the merit...
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Cannes Film Festival Director Thierry Fremaux signs the 50/50 2020 Gender Equality Pledge during the 71st international film festival, Cannes, southern France.
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