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Anjali Mehta

Anjali A. Mehta is an international human rights lawyer specializing in post-conflict resolution and gender-based violence. She holds a Juris Doctor from NYU School of Law and has represented sovereign clients before international courts, including the International Court of Justice. Anjali co-founded What is the Power of We, Inc., a global initiative to combat gender-based violence, and has a strong background in pro bono advocacy for asylum seekers and transgender rights. Fluent in multiple languages, she is passionate about transitional justice and fostering dialogue through legal and community-driven approaches.
Why legal reforms alone are insufficient for women in India and what more is needed to achieve true freedom and safety?
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Anjali Mehta

Women in India – Why the Law Alone Is Not Enough

As India’s independence month ends, the struggle for true freedom remains a distant dream for many women. Ongoing collective outrage grips the nation across Kolkata,

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Anjali Mehta
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