Author: Rea Savla

The Fake Liberation: Dissecting the Impact of Saudi Arabia’s “All-Women” Cities

Posted on January 12, 2016 by Rea Savla

Saudi Arabia, the country where women are not allowed to go in public without a chaperone, have individual rights in court, drive, wear clothes that show off too much skin, wear too much makeup, study engineering, architecture, or political science, interact with men outside the family, use swimming pools, compete freely in sports, try on […]

Trapped in Tradition’s Prison: Why India is Not Ready to Criminalize Marital Rape

Posted on October 29, 2015 by Rea Savla

Jyoti Singh was brutally gang raped on December 16, 2012. The assault against this 23-year-old New Delhi resident suddenly put India’s laws against sexual assault under a global spotlight, exposing their serious defects. Within the next 56 days, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh signed off on a landmark package addressing sexual violence. For the first time, […]

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