Aug '20
Which way home for transgender minors?
By Namrata Mukherjee
Namrata Mukherjee on policy and legal failures to address the concerns of transgender minors in need of crisis shelter – with inputs from Madhuja Nandi and Pawan Dhall
Tagged Under: Adolescent Health
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Jun '19Queer lives matter!
By Sadam Hanjabam
Sadam Hanjabam on the unaddressed mental health needs of queer youth in Manipur
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Feb '19When the law protects but justice heals
By RAHI Foundation
A purely legal response to incest and child sexual abuse can be inadequate says RAHI Foundation
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Dec '18On recovering from effects of incest and child sexual abuse
By RAHI Foundation
RAHI Foundation continues to answer your queries on incest and child sexual abuse
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Oct '18Opening up to facts about incest and child sexual abuse
By RAHI Foundation
RAHI Foundation on prevention, age and sexuality nuances of incest / child sexual abuse
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Aug '18Symposium on queering mental health
By Jia Mata
Jia Mata was at Varta’s 5th birthday event focussed on queer perspectives on mental health Kolkata, August 4, 2018: “With only 3,827 government and private sector psychiatrists registered with the government in India...
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May '18To school, with fear . . . of confessions!
By Jia Mata, Sudha Jha, Nikita Kabra
Jia Mata, Nikita Kabra and Sudha Jha report on the recent homophobic violation of child rights in the Kamala Girls' High School incident involving the school's headmistress and the West...
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Jun '17Collective action against child sexual abuse
By RACSHA
Rise Against Child Sexual Harm and Abuse (RACSHA), a new Kolkata-based network, completed one year on June 3, 2017. A look at their profile, the issues they deal with, and...
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Feb '17Time for adult sex education?
By Pawan Dhall
So the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India has launched an adolescent health resource kit that includes information on sexual and reproductive health, mental health, violence, substance...
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Feb '17How carrot grass made me sexual
By Aakash
Hushing up sex talk during the growing up years may not be a good idea, but neither does it help to make it all grim and humourless with countless dos...