From Local Roots to Global Impact: Ranjeeta Champions Paid Period Leave at the UN
New Delhi (India) July 27 : Ranjeeta Priyadarshini, an LLM student and change maker from Odisha, continues to make strides in improving workplace conditions for menstruators. Her tireless efforts have catalyzed a movement that now includes the implementation of paid period leave in 30 establishments across India and 27 international organizations. Countries such as Kenya, Sri Lanka, and the UAE have adopted similar policies, showcasing the global impact of her advocacy.
Drawing from her experiences in the heavy metal industry and the personal challenges she has faced, Ranjeeta emphasizes the need for supportive work environments for those experiencing menstruation-related issues like cramps, backaches, and migraines. According to Ranjeeta , her campaign aligns with Articles 15(3) and 42 o...