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Activists Want More From Anti-Trafficking Effort

By: Ginger Adams Otis | April 26, 2004

The U.S. is cracking down on the sexual exploitation of children and public awareness of women’s sexual enslavement is also growing. Activists see it as a chance to address the economic predicaments of people–often women–who sell themselves.

African American

Women of Color Take Lead in Pro-Choice Rally

By: Ginger Adams Otis | April 22, 2004

Women of color are joining and taking a leadership role in this Sunday’s major rally for reproductive rights. In doing so, they have broadened the agenda to include such goals as better access to health care, day care, nutritious food and clean water.

The Nation

3 Presidential Hopefuls Address Women’s Issues

By: Ginger Adams Otis | January 26, 2004

Three Democratic hopefuls took the opportunity last night to address women’s issues at an event in Hanover, N.H., hosted by Lifetime TV in partnership with ABC’s “Good Morning America” and Dartmouth College.

Arts & Culture

Kyrgyz Women Tell U.N. They Lack Basic Rights

By: Ginger Adams Otis | January 18, 2004

A coalition of women’s rights organizations in Kyrgyzstan submitted a report to the United Nations this week countering what they expected to be a too-rosy official depiction of the status of women in the former Soviet country.

Crime & Law

Senegal Program Eradicating FGM

By: Ginger Adams Otis | December 7, 2003

Some 2 million women around the world are subject to female genital mutilation every year. Now, a program is set to eradicate the custom in Senegal and is likely to be replicated elsewhere in Africa.

Arts & Culture

Court May Rule on Battered Women Losing Custody

By: Ginger Adams Otis | October 7, 2003

The New York State Court of Appeals is considering offering an opinion on the debate over whether children should be removed from homes where there is domestic violence.

Arts & Culture

Female Prisoners Sue State for Guards’ Sex Abuse

By: Ginger Adams Otis | March 17, 2003

Women in New York prisons filed a class action claiming the state makes it difficult to impossible for victims of sex abuse to make complaints against the prison guards who assault them.

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