A Report by the Syrian Feminist Lobby Documentation and Monitoring Unit (DMU) Syrian Feminist Lobby The Syrian Feminist Lobby is...
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WLUML Calls for the Immediate and Unconditional Release of Six WCLRF Staff Detained by the Taliban
It has now been 40 days since six staff members of the Women and Children Legal Research Foundation (WCLRF) were...
Remembering Marieme Hélie-Lucas, a pioneering feminist who deeply touched our lives
Yesterday, we heard the sad news of the passing of Marieme, a visionary and fearless woman whose commitment, passion and...
The Gender Wall: Digital Violence and Women in Politics in Bangladesh By Armaan Sharma
This brief examines how technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV) undermined women’s political participation and representation in Bangladesh, with a particular focus...
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...
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...
Statement by WLUML: No to War. No to Suffering. No to Destruction.
WLUML unequivocally and uncompromisingly rejects war. Conflicts such as the one unfolding in Iran and across the wider region disproportionately...
Gender Apartheid: How Much Longer Must Women Wait to name the crime
Seventy-seven years after the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, it is deeply troubling that in 2025 we...
The Evolution of Women’s Cricket in Pakistan: A Story of Resistance and Resilience by Sara Zahoor
The 1997 World Cup Pakistani Women’s Team with captain Shaiza Khan (seated, center), vice-captain Kiran Baluch (standing, far left) and...
WLUML Annual Report 2024
WLUML Annual Report 2024 is here! Last year, we continued to build transnational feminist solidarity in the face of repression...