The National Court of Women, Bangalore

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From time immemorial women from all cultures and societies have been discriminated and marginalized in many different ways. Over the years, violence against women has taken new shapes and forms. In India too, violence starts from the very beginning when the girl child is in the foetus of her mother. Different types of violence like beating wife, sexual violence, rape, female foeticide and infanticide, bride burning etc. In relation to this violence Vimochana, Bangalore and AWHRC had organized India Court of Women on dowry and related forms of violence in June 2009. Anweshi and some of the staff members had participated in the programme.

Home - ANWESHI WOMEN'S COUNSELING CENTRE , is a voluntary womens organization based in Kozhikode, one of the major cities of Kerala, the southern Indian state. It was founded in response to the growing situation of gender related violence in Kerala. Police crime records as well as the medical survey report show the growing incidence of domestic violence and all sorts of other forms of violence against women both in the home and in the public sphere. The Kerala model of development which is celebrated throughout the world because of the high literacy rate and the comparatively better health status of.
Feminist theatre group - Anweshi's theatre group had launched its own play called " Sita" on 27th May, 2009. It has been staged at places like Kozhikode and Ernakulam.Due to an overwhelming response from different people, the play is also set to be staged at other parts of the.
News One - THE COURT OF WOMEN - The round table discussion - Women in all cultures and societies have, in different ways, been marginalized and silenced but never perhaps in a context where the feminine and the female were commodified and then devalued. In the context of India too, women have been discriminated against and subject to varied forms of violence - wife beating, rape and other forms of sexual violence, sati, female infanticide, witch killing and so on. The phenomena of dowry deaths that has become a frighteningly normal and routine form of violence against women in India and other South.
The National Court of Women, Bangalore - From time immemorial women from all cultures and societies have been discriminated and marginalized in many different ways. Over the years, violence against women has taken new shapes and forms. In India too, violence starts from the very beginning when the girl child is in the foetus of her mother. Different types of violence like beating wife, sexual violence, rape, female foeticide and infanticide, bride burning etc. In relation to this violence Vimochana, Bangalore and AWHRC had organized India Court of Women on dowry and related forms of violence in June 2009. Anweshi and some of the.