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OCCASIONAL PAPERS

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Bridging Hope and Justice: Reflections on Sima Samar’s Life of Service in Afghanistan by Diana Reno

Bridging Hope and Justice: Reflections on Sima Samar’s Life of Service in Afghanistan by Diana Reno

NEW PUBLICATION Women Living Under Muslim Laws is pleased to launch Bridging Hope and Justice: Reflections on Sima Samar’s Life...

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Visible but Sidelined: Women, Violence, and Representation in Post-Revolution Bangladesh by Arzu Tasnine Anna

Visible but Sidelined: Women, Violence, and Representation in Post-Revolution Bangladesh by Arzu Tasnine Anna

Abstract: This paper analyses the post‑Monsoon Revolution political settlement in Bangladesh by tracing how women’s central role in the 2024...

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New Publication: WLUML’s Mona Tajali’s publishes article on State gender ideology and national women’s machinery: a necessary shift in focus

WLUML proudly congratulates our board member Dr. Mona Tajali on her recent publication titled “State Gender Ideology and National Women’s...

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LOVE AND POLITICS By Kalin Pak

LOVE AND POLITICS By Kalin Pak
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Against All Odds: The Building of a Women’s Movement in the Islamic Republic of Iran

Against All Odds: The Building of a Women’s Movement in the Islamic Republic of Iran
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Volunteer health workers in Iran as social activists: Can “governmental non-governmental organisations” be agents of democratisation?

Volunteer health workers in Iran as social activists: Can “governmental non-governmental organisations” be agents of democratisation?
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“Men Make War and Women Make Peace”: Conversations with Afghanistan’s Women Striving for a Lasting Peace

“Men Make War and Women Make Peace”: Conversations with Afghanistan’s Women Striving for a Lasting Peace
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