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Nia Patel Says She Was Cut Off While Speaking at Grandmother's Memorial

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Nia Patel recalled being interrupted while she spoke about women's rights at a memorial for her grandmother, Krishna Ahooja-Patel. Ahooja-Patel was an influential peace activist and women's rights advocate who was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. Patel said the incident reflected the difficulties women still face in gaining respect and recognition when discussing gender issues. Her account highlights a gap between institutions' stated commitment to gender justice and how it is applied in practice.

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