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#MeetToSleep held at Indira Park
MeetToSleep is an initiative by a group of women in different cities across the country This is to create awareness that women also are free to choose their choice in everything as men do, even spending leisure time at public places
Domalguda: #MeetToSleep is an initiative by a group of women in different cities across the country. This is to create awareness that women also are free to choose their choice in everything as men do, even spending leisure time at public places.
“Every day we see men sleeping or relaxing in the public places like parks, but women avoid it. It is because women are made uncomfortable by the society. People stare at us when we try relaxing in the public places. We are also citizens of the state and we do have equal rights on the public places like all men do. #MeetToSleep is an initiative where a group of women goes to any park and sleep for about 2 hours without any disturbance. This is to say that women also have right on the public places. We want women to live free from fear,” said Varsha, coordinator of #MeetToSleep, Hyderabad.
BY N Kavya Reddy
