Mariya Salim

On­line abuse is leav­ing In­di­an women feel­ing vul­ner­a­ble and not em­pow­ered.

The bru­tal rape and mur­der of an eight-year-old girl from a Mus­lim mi­nor­i­ty group is not just about gen­der vi­o­lence.

The ‘trip­ple ta­laq’ ban is not a gov­ern­ment ini­tia­tive. It’s the prod­uct of years of strug­gle by Mus­lim women ac­tivists.

Rape sur­vivors from the 2013 Ut­tar Pradesh ri­ots have faced threats and ha­rass­ment.

Women ac­tivists stand up to at­tacks in light of the triple ta­laq ban de­bate in In­dia.

More than 50,000 In­di­an Mus­lim women and men have signed a pe­ti­tion de­mand­ing a to­tal ban on the Mus­lim di­vorce.