Honour Killings in Pakistan with Tooba Urooj
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In today's episode, Clara speaks with Tooba Urooj, youth advocate and researcher working at the intersection of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, gender equality, and climate justice, about honour killings as a form of gender-based violence, how it relates to patriarchy, and why legislative reforms have been inadequate.To learn more about Tooba and her work, you can find her on LinkedIn here, or email her.Feminist NewsNew international guidelines aim to close the gender health gap for heart attack patientsCalifornia enacts ban on child marriageProsecutors in New York reopen investigation into alleged Cornell gang rapeIf you enjoyed today's episode, please rate and subscribe to our podcast.If you would like to get involved with Feminist Law, please reach out to us at [email protected] for listening!
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