women leaders (at times, with fundamentalist agendas) across the world, including in Asia (for example, Sheikh Hasina in Bangladesh), only serves to further elucidate this as a serious concern to feminists. Feminists on the side of justice, rights and accountability should remain steadfast in their position from the frontlines of our time’s most urgent and critical struggles: to maintain control of our land and resources; to redirect humankind towards ecological and economic justice, equality and universal care, food security and health; to bring greater commitments to infrastructure – both tangible and intangible – that serves more, not just a few. To serve these goals, we should be looking to each other not just for solidarity, but for long-term partnership. 72