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16 October 2018
Alumna's article for Kathmandu Post about #MeToo backlash

'The double standard of outrage' is alumna Rubeena Mahato's (MPP 2014) latest article published in The Kathmandu Post. The article is about the backlash against the #MeToo movement in India and Nepal and the underlying factors.

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