Karen Louise Boothe, Author at Women's eNews

Cambodian Shelter Jittery Year After Attack

By Karen Louise Boothe ● Uncategorized ● January 16, 2006

A year after gunmen abducted more than 80 women at an anti-trafficking center in Cambodia, some staff members criticize official efforts to rescue the women. Others urge reconciliation with a government stung by international criticism.

Update: Women’s Polar Expedition Cut Short

By Karen Louise Boothe ● Arts & Culture ● March 27, 2005

Ann Bancroft and Liv Arnesen were skiing across the Arctic Ocean during Women’s History month. But then, on Thursday, their expedition was cut short by uncertainties over what aviation company would operate the Borneo Ice Station airfield.

Stigma, Sex Bias Fuel AIDS in Kyrgyzstan

By Karen Louise Boothe ● Arts & Culture ● November 30, 2003

The theme of World AIDS Day on Dec. 1 is that discrimination and stigma are fueling the disease. Evidence of that abounds in Kyrgyzstan, a front line for the disease where women are at higher risk and health workers struggle for funding.

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Cambodian Shelter Jittery Year After Attack

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