Mythili Sivaraman

Mythili Sivaraman is a women's rights activist from India.[1] She is a Vice President of the All India Democratic Women's Association (Women's wing of Communist Party of India (Marxist)).[2]

Mythili Sivaraman
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Political partyCommunist Party of India (Marxist)

She worked as a research assistant in the Permanent Mission of India to the UN (July 1966 to mid-1968). She was involved in research related to non-self-governing territories.[3] At the end of her stint at the UN, she returned to India to work with the left and became a trade union organizer and women rights activist.

She played a major role in publicizing the atrocities of the Kilvenmani massacre incident through her articles and essays. A collection of her articles and essays about the incident was released as a book named Haunted by Fire.[4]

Mythili also played a very crucial role in Vachathi case. She interviewed many rape victims and documented the facts and represented the case before the Commission for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.[5]

Bibliography

  • Pengalum Madhasaarbinmaiyum (1993), South Asian Books
  • Pennurimai (1997), Thamizh Puthagalayam
  • Samookam - Oru Maru Paarvai (1998), Thamizh Puthagalayam[6]
  • Aan Kuzhandai than venduma (2005), Thamizh Puthagalayam
  • Kalvithuraiyal, varumaiyal nasukkapadum kuzhandaigal, Bharathi Puthagalayam
  • Subbalakshmi: Fragments of a Life: A Family Archive (2006), Zubaan
  • Some of her favourite things Frontline magazine, 25 February 2006
  • Haunted by Fire (2013), Left word publications
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