Links in both Russian and English are coded so viewers know which sites are in which languages. What I really like about this site are the links to Russian women's magazines, organizations, and personal homepages because these shed needed light on the views of Russian and Eastern European women. All of these links have well-documented sources from magazines, newspapers, and academic papers and syllabi, and provide a wealth of information. The only drawback is that within the subject categories' links there is sometimes little organization. This website provides a wealth of materials by and on women from Bangladesh, Bhutan, Burma, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.
Topics range from legal issues to health to cinema and books.
However, there were very few articles for 1998, which is disappointing considering what a tumultuous year it has been in Asia so far. One nice feature of this site is the search option. This is the only website I found that seems to compile links solely related to the study of women and the Middle East. However, many of the links are outdated or no longer exist. While the website offers numerous resources, it is hindered by lack of a search option.