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In October 2005, in Kolhapur, the author took up the challenge of organising domestic workers, and finding an appropriate authority to address the demands for their rights.
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Astitva is a community based, working women`s organisation in Dehradun that strives to empower and enable women workers from poor socio-economic areas to access better-paid work and, thereby, have increased control over their lives.
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