Other Publications

WSF: Women’s struggle against Muslim fundamentalism in Algeria: Strategies or a lesson for survival?

Please note the following correction for this article: Tahar Djaout, assasinated in 1993, was a male journalist.

WSF: Fighting the political (ab)use of religion in Nigeria: BAOBAB for Women’s Human Rights, allies and others

WSF: The Model Parliament for family law reform: A signiﬁcant step towards linking women’s issues with national concerns

WSF: Sisters in Islam: Advocacy for change within the religious framework

WSF: Secular women’s activism in contemporary Egypt

WSF: Religious fundamentalisms and repression of reproductive and sexual rights

WSF: The far right and the religious right on the world wide web: Some snapshots and notes

WSF: Biographies of conference participants and contributors

WSF: 'Apostates', Ahmadis and advocates: Use and abuse of offences against religion in Bangladesh

Feminism in the Muslim World Leadership Institutes

Co-organised by the Center for Women’s Global Leadership & Women Living Under Muslim Laws the first two Feminism in the Muslim World Leadership Institutes took place in 1998 in Istanbul, Turkey and in 1999 in Lagos, Nigeria.