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Why are children's bodies battlefields of communal and family wars?

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2018-04-15

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Parashar, Swati
D'Costa, Bina

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The Indian Express

Abstract

Children's bodies are 'feminised' the same way as women's bodies are. Bodies become frontlines where men fight their wars, bond through gangrapes and communicate messages of hatred towards other communities.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/207922

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ANU Research Publications

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The Indian Express

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Newspaper/magazine article

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Open Access via publisher website

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2037-12-31

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