40 min
Justice In The Me Too Era In Search Of Justice
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- Politics
The Me Too movement was supposed to come in where legal systems failed. But as a community we failed survivors – starting with Raya Sarkar. What was supposed to be a space for healing, sisterhood and solidarity, and an opportunity to re-imagine our response to sexual violence, became a space derailed by conversations on “cancel culture”, gatekeeping by privileged members of communities and exploited trauma porn. We sit with feminist legal researcher and founder of Detention Solidarity Network Saumya Dadoo to reflect on where we have faltered, but more importantly talk about where do we go from here to get closer justice.
Special thanks to Gargi Ranade for lending her voice for the poem of the episode.
Trigger Warning: Mention of assault, rape, mental, emotional, physical and institutional violence.
Be sure to listen in to the next episode, out on 11th February 2021.
Share your thoughts on justice with us on Instagram @onefuturecollective or on Twitter @onefuture_india.
The Me Too movement was supposed to come in where legal systems failed. But as a community we failed survivors – starting with Raya Sarkar. What was supposed to be a space for healing, sisterhood and solidarity, and an opportunity to re-imagine our response to sexual violence, became a space derailed by conversations on “cancel culture”, gatekeeping by privileged members of communities and exploited trauma porn. We sit with feminist legal researcher and founder of Detention Solidarity Network Saumya Dadoo to reflect on where we have faltered, but more importantly talk about where do we go from here to get closer justice.
Special thanks to Gargi Ranade for lending her voice for the poem of the episode.
Trigger Warning: Mention of assault, rape, mental, emotional, physical and institutional violence.
Be sure to listen in to the next episode, out on 11th February 2021.
Share your thoughts on justice with us on Instagram @onefuturecollective or on Twitter @onefuture_india.
40 min