The 1997 World Cup Pakistani Women’s Team with captain Shaiza Khan (seated, center), vice-captain Kiran Baluch (standing, far left) and Coach Jodie Davis (middle row, left). Courtesy of Kiran Baluch Access to sports is more than a matter of recreation; it is a question of rights, visibility, and equality. When women are excluded from sports...
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WLUML Annual Report 2024
WLUML Annual Report 2024 is here! Last year, we continued to build transnational feminist solidarity in the face of repression and war. From relaunching the Transformative Feminist Leadership Institute, advancing the Iranian Women’s Bill of Rights, and campaigning to end gender apartheid, to producing new feminist research, lectures, podcasts, and solidarity statements, our network has...
WLUML Statement: Condemning the War on Iran and the Region
We at WLUML are deeply distraught by the attack of Israel and the United States on Iran and the spread of war and destruction that now has reached Iran, after Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria. The escalation of expansionist imperialist war, builds on years of atrocities across the region under the eyes and aids of...
Structured to Silence: Why Online Abuse Is a Feminist Crisis
Structured to Silence: Why Online Abuse Is a Feminist Crisis By Maira Asif When women, transgender people, and religious minorities in Pakistan speak up online—whether to demand rights, visibility, or simply share their truths—the internet often answers back with abuse. But as a new research study shows, the harassment they face is not the result...
Heartfelt Sisterly Letter to the Courageous and Resilient Women of Syria
WLUML stands with the Women and Girls of Afghanistan in their message and urges global civil society to amplify their message! Download the statements here in English, Farsi and Arabic: A heartfelt Letter from women in Afghnistan to Sysian women (English) A heartfelt Message from Women in Afghnistan to Syrian Women (Farsi) Heartfelt_Letter to_Syrian_Women_Arabic-AE-fin3
WLUML Podcast Ep 8! Anniesa H in conversation with Ifra Asad
WLUML Podcast Ep 8! Why is being a woman and belonging to a religious minority group in Pakistan a double-edged sword? In this episode we talk to Ifra Asad, who unpacks ongoing cultural-religious norms that shape the perception and treatment of non-Muslim women in Pakistan. Ifra’s expertise in women’s rights, religious minority rights and civil...
WLUML’s statement on Syrian liberation
Download the Statement in English here: English Version Download the Statement in Spanish here: Spanish Version