Moa Jamir
There are often stylised arguments while deliberating the issue of empowerment, particularly in the context of progressive policy and action designed to benefit a section of the populace, hitherto underrepresented or marginalised. The debate on Naga women’s participation in the decision making process via representative politics and other mechanisms is a casualty of such ‘stylisation.’
Many well-intentioned individuals often argue that empowerment shou
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