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The panellists, actor Dia Mirza, rapper Sofia Ashraf and Population Foundation of India director Poonam Muttreja, speak about their work and their hope for the future.
The Wire Staff
Mar 09 2021
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The panellists, actor Dia Mirza, rapper Sofia Ashraf and Population Foundation of India director Poonam Muttreja, speak about their work and their hope for the future.
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This International Women's Day, the Population Foundation of India and The Wire bring you a panel discussion on what the last year has looked like for women in India and globally, and how we can rebuild after this crisis in a way that is more gender-sensitive.

The panellists, actor Dia Mirza, rapper Sofia Ashraf and Population Foundation of India director Poonam Muttreja, talk about their work, their experiences and their hopes for the future.

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