Category: Occasional papers

Visible but Sidelined: Women, Violence, and Representation in Post-Revolution Bangladesh by Arzu Tasnine Anna
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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 July uprising was followed by their systematic exclusion from formal politics. Drawing on election data, media reporting, and feminist‑rights advocacy, it argues that the 2026 parliamentary polls, producing the lowest share of women MPs since...

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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 Machinery: A Necessary Shift in Focus” in the journal French Politics.  Abstract Advocates of women’s rights in many Muslim countries have long demanded the formation of state-level institutional structures that promote and protect women’s rights, in...