Notebook: Pink Gang - International Security Sector Advisory Team (ISSAT)

Katie Couric discusses the Gulabi Gang, or Pink Gang in Hindi, a group of women from one of the poorest parts of India who travel to different villages to battle abuse and corruption.

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India

Organisation Type(s) Types

Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) Penal / Corrections Services

Activity(ies)

Advocacy Corruption Prevention and Reduction Gender Mainstreaming Human Rights (Promotion and Protection)

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