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In Pakistan's Hour Of Need, GenNext Responds
They are not asking for money They just need your old T-shirts, which they can recycle into essential items such as blankets, pillows, sleeping bags, hammocks and caps.
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Maximum City, Minimum Opportunities: How Mumbai's Unorganised Women Workers Cope
Laxmi, 27, employed for the last eight years in an engineering unit, may be commuting for long hours, may get a meagre pay, may have to come home after a day of backbreaking work only to get on to doing household chores, but she still does not want to give up her job to either stay at home or work as a domestic.
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Rasoolpur's Gang of Girls Take Charge
A quaint school building in Rasoolpur village in the remote district of Bahraich in Uttar Pradesh has been the site of a powerful rights-based campaign to address the problems of corruption being faced by the local people.
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Purls of Comfort for Australian Women
When Sally Madin retired as a teacher from Sydney's Cranbrook All Boys School she set up a knitting club to make jumpers and beanies for children in Ladakh and Nepal.
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