Sarita Bartaula

South Asia’s women athletes displayed grit and determination to overcome discrimination, bullying and neglect

Aug 05, 2021

If sportswomen are treated equally and provided with equitable opportunities, women athletes from South Asia are bound to participate in greater numbers in top international events like the Olympics, writes Sarita Bartaula for South Asia Monitor

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South Asia’s women athletes displayed grit and determination to overcome discrimination, bullying and neglect

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