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Educating Girls in Pakistan
Topic Started: Jul 20 2012, 10:02 AM (44 Views)
tamsinbradley
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Never one to miss the chance for self-publicity, here is my latest article on the debates surrounding educating girls in Pakistan. It was co-written with Rubina Saigol a feminist activist and independent researcher in Pakistan, I am hoping she will shortly join our network.

I partly also wanted to demonstrate that files can be uploaded if you scroll to the end of a new post under discussions you will see the option to attach a file.


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Attachments: Dip.pdf (136.67 KB)
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Angela_Crack

This looks fascinating, Tamsin. I look forward to having a read.
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