In the second wave of Covid-19, the conditions of women street vendors are extremely diorite. Therefore, NASVI is organising a virtual meeting on the issue of women street vendors on May 27, 2021 (Thursday) @12:00 noonTopic: Impact of Covid-19 on Women Street Vendors Please click the link below to join the webinar:Zoom : https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82483681706Live at: […]
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In every case of sexual violence on streets, police machinery gets exposed Contingents of women street vendors under the banner of National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) on 14 February joined the ‘One Billion Rising’ campaign in Delhi and several other cities in protest against growing violence on women. The women vendors voiced
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National Association of Street Vendors of India Joins One Billion Rising Campaign Against Violence against Women 14 February, 2013 Parliament Street, Delhi 5 pm- 8 pm Never Forget Constant Vigil Sustained Organizing Strong Solidarity Powerful Resistance Make Society Violence Free
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National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) joins the ‘One Billion Rising’ campaign on 14 February, 2013 in protest against growing violence against women. The street vendors’ body has called upon the women street vendors of different cities and towns to join the campaign and voice their protest against increasing harassment, torture and violence
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You can’t tell the hardship she faces from her cackle of a laugh. Her face is creased with tiny lines, there’s no hope in her eyes, no twinkle, no spark, certainly no fight. Triveni Devi is verily the face of urban poverty but she manages to laugh at her fate. A vegetable vendor, on a
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