News

6/6/2007
A 'Women's Panorama' will include workshops, film screenings and discussions, designed to “celebrate the achievements of Swahili Women - Past and Present”.
6/6/2007
The 'Righteous Swords of Islam' warned that it would strike the women with "an iron fist and swords" for refusing to wear a veil on camera.
6/6/2007
Parnaz Azima describes the limitations on her freedom of movement; Haleh Esfandiari, Kian Tajbakhsh and Ali Shakeri remain imprisoned.
5/6/2007
How can peace be built? OpenDemocracy.net was at the conference trying to find clues from the Nobel Laureates and the NWI participants. Visit now for podcasts from the Nobel Women’s Initiative in Galway and read the commentary.
5/6/2007
The English version of Jeanne Favret-Saada's essay on the dangers of UN Resolution 61/164.
5/6/2007
Join the WiB silent vigil tomorrow (June 7th, 2007) at 4:30 at The Square of the Republic in Belgrade.
4/6/2007
Background and details of the case of Shamial Raj and Shahzina Tariq. What you can do to help.
4/6/2007
A statement from SIAWI (Secularism Is A Women's Issue) against UN Resolutions 61/164 and A/HRC/4/2.12 on the "Defamation Of Religions".
4/6/2007
Miss Joy, now 43, converted to Christianity in her 20s, changing her name from Azlina Jailani. She wants to wed her Christian boyfriend but Malaysia in effect bans Muslims from marrying outside the faith.
3/6/2007
"Haleh’s and mine are two perspectives but not the only ones. Social, economic and political growth (and development) in a country depends on the presentation and consideration of multiple views."