Podcast Episode · New Books Network · 03/07/2025 · 53m

Dr Daanika Kamal gives an introductory talk on her new book, Domestic Violence in Pakistan, with a Q+A to follow.

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Domestic Violence in Pakistan: The Legal Construction of 'Bad' and 'Mad' Women

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Climate change is forcing girls into early marriage.

We invite academics (including postgraduate researchers), practitioners,policy researchers to submit papers on any aspect of the Online Safety Act.

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Throughout history, women who protested against the state or were seen as trouble makers were dubbed ‘mentally ill’.

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