Why Women Still Cannot Exercise Their Right to Move Freely? Ft. Medha | Jist
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Non-functional streetlights and poorly lit roads can restrict a woman’s freedom to move independently, even when freedom of movement is guaranteed as a fundamental right. In a country with a woman president and a national capital governed by a woman chief minister, the everyday safety of women raises questions about whether representation is translating into meaningful change or remaining merely symbolic. #WomensSafety #FreedomOfMovement #Streetlights #WomenInPower #GenderEquality #GroundReport #Jist
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