Comic: Online Abuse Against Women | #DigitalHifazat
What happens when men and women post about the EXACT same thing? #DigitalHifazat
Comic: #MeToo
Because there aren't just enough words to describe the magnitude of sexual violence against women around the globe. #MeToo
Comic: When The Judiciary Doesn’t Understand Consent
That feeling when the judiciary of your country doesn't understand consent.
Comic: Sexual Harassment In Beauty Parlours | #SalonSector
This is the true story of three women (names changed) who applied to work at a unisex salon and were pressurised into performing sexual services.
Comic: How Does CSE Help Young People? | #WhyCSE
CSE covers a range of issues in an age and stage appropriate manner. It benefits people of all ages, genders and sexual identities!
Comic: Comprehensive Sexuality Education In Schools | #WhyCSE
Hardly any schools in India implement comprehensive sexuality education in their curriculum. Issues of puberty, relationships, gender roles and body image are issues that all children and young people struggle with, but which are ignored in their formal education.
Comic: The Alternative Menstruation Superheroes | #ThePadEffect
Alternative menstrual products like cloth pads and menstrual cups last for years. They don't require disposal, thus saving the word from tonnes of sanitary waste.
Comic: Sanitary Pads And The Waste They Come With | #ThePadEffect
We all know the layers and layers of secretive packaging that sanitary pads are wrapped in to hide the shame and stigma associated with periods.
This plastic waste only adds to #ThePadEffect
Comic: The Secret To The Perfect Body!
We're expected to look a certain way, to have a certain body type. But every body is different, just like every person is different. No body is more beautiful than the other. So love and embrace your body, however it looks, it's absolutely fine.
Comic: There Is No Such Thing As The Friendzone
Women are judged for everything, including their right to say yes or no. Ultimately, it is a woman's right, as much as it is a man's, to say yes or no, and she should be able to do it without the fear of being judged and shamed. Let's stop the slut shaming, and let's stop saying "friend-zone".