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Beyond Rescue: Rethinking Advocacy and Intervention in the Women's and Gender Studies Classroom

“For concepts like human rights, Western nations have developed it according to their own customs, culture and notions of what constitutes human rights violations. By calling that a universal principle and trying to apply it to non-Western countries, it’s akin to trying to fit a square peg into a circular hole: it won’t work and you’ll be left thinking that there’s something wrong with the peg rather than the hole you’re trying to fit it into.”1