Archive for the ‘News Roundups’ Category
March 8th, 2010
World marks International Women’s Day / Photos: 11 women who are changing the world / NATO Secretary General: Women’s Rights: A matter of peace and stability / The world’s best countries for women / Awareness rises, but women still lag in pay / Women’s Day: Faith in Action / Waging a worldwide feminist jihad
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February 22nd, 2010
Afghanistan’s Sikh heroine fights for rights / Opinion: Why I am proud to wear the burqa / Girl wrestler conquers the mat / Muslimahs doing it for themselves / Iranian women skier aims to be first of many / Bollywood’s ‘bad girls’: Jewish actresses lit up screen in Indian cinema’s early years / Saudi Arabia could allow women lawyers in court: reports / And More…
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Tags: Aasiya Zubair, Afghanistan, American Muslims, Anarkali Kaur Honaryar, Arab women, Art, Canada, Democracy, Domestic Violence, Education, Fashion, female wrestler, Feminism, French halal controversy, Halal meat in France, Human Rights, India, Indian women, Iran, Iran election, Iranian skier, Islam, Israel, Music, muslim women, Pakistan, pregnant olympians, Prejudice, Saudi Arabia, United States, women laywers in Saudi, Ziba Mir-Hosseini - Filed Under News Roundups - Comments: None
February 8th, 2010
Lifting the veils from our own eyes / Beautiful Ummah blog marks first year with contest /
The Taqwacores at Sundance, aka the Love that is Taqwacore / The worst sexual assault prevention tips ever / Young Somalis in Minnesota beating the odds / Iranian opposition calls for mass protests / Turkish man faces life for burying daughter alive
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Tags: Art, Beautiful Ummah, burqa ban, East & West, Feminism, Germany minaret, hijab, Homosexuality in Sudan, India, Iran, Iran election, Iran opposition rally, Iraq, Islam, Israel, IVAWA, Laura Chinchilla, Leila Ghannam, Marjan Kalhor, muslim women, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Self image, Somali Minnesota, Taqwacores, Taqwacores Sundance, The Long Night, Turkey, United States, women in mosques - Filed Under News Roundups - Comments: 2
February 1st, 2010
Muslim feminists deserve to be heard / WTFatwa Literally! Media’s Love Affair with “The Fatwa” / The boy who cried “witch”: Saudis investigate domestic workers for witchcraft / 68% of Saudi girls drop last name on Facebook / Director Kathryn Bigelow wins first female top director’s award for Iraq film / Women Artists from the Islamic World / Why aren’t the networks picking up more pilots created by women? /
Define Yourself: Discussions of Women, Feminism and the Arab World
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Tags: Art, Beyonce, Beyonce Grammy record, Bloomingdale's Dubai, Canada, Celebrities, domestic worker abuse, East & West, Egypt African Cup, Facebook, fatwa, Feminism, Grammys, Iran, Iranian women, Iraq, Iraq bombing, Iraq female bomber, Islam, Kathryn Bigelow, Khomeini anniversary, Muslim artists, Muslim Driving School, Muslim feminists, muslim women, Saudi domestic workers, Television, United States, Video - Filed Under News Roundups - Comments: 1
January 25th, 2010
Why am I not German? / From Bikinis to Burkas: How to Write Another Cliched Tell-All Expose / Women Behaving Badly in Mosques / Feminist Elitism: Trading one hierarchy for another / Judging an Emcee by Her Cover / Wajeha Al-Huwaider, a Feminist in Saudi Arabia / She works. They’re happy.
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Tags: Afghan parliament, Afghanistan, American Muslims, Arab women, Art, Celebrities, East & West, Education, Feminism, Human Rights, muslim women, Nigeria conflict, Prejudice, Saudi Arabia, Self image, Sundance Film Festival, Terrorism, Turkey, Turkish Germans, UK terror law, United States, Video, Wajeha Al-Huwaider - Filed Under News Roundups - Comments: None
January 4th, 2010
Don’t you dare call me a cougar! / There are just no good Muslim women out there / Iranian filmmakers keep focus on the turmoil / Iraqi women, a story of injustice through decades / A Mideast bond, stitched of pain and healing / Using marriage to bring sexy back / Boyfriend pillow for Japanese singles & more
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Tags: Allah ban, Art, Barack Obama, Blackwater, boyfriend pillow, Burj Dubai, car park for women, Danish Cartoonist, Democracy, East & West, Education, Fashion, Feminism, hijab, Hillary Clinton, Human Rights, India, India sex scandal, Iran, Iran election, Iranian film, Iraq, Iraqi women, Israel, Japanese women, journalism, Malaysia, Middle East Peace, Most Admired Woman, muslim women, Narayan Dutt Tiwari, Pope Benedict, Prejudice, Sandra Bullock, Sarah Palin, Self image, Sex trafficking, Terrorism, United Arab Emirates, United States, Video, Yemen - Filed Under News Roundups - Comments: None
December 28th, 2009
A Christian Iraqi’s first American Christmas / Sarah Thomas becomes first woman to referee college football game / People of the decade: Sheikha Moza of Qatar / Pakistan to register “third sex” hijras / Top 10 wins for women in 2009 / and More
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Tags: American Muslims, Arab women, Domestic Violence, East & West, Education, Feminism, Human Rights, Indian women, Iran election, Iranian women, Iraq, Iraqi Christians, Israeli women, Kashmiri women, Palestinian women, Prejudice, Qatar, Sarah Thomas, Self image, Sex trafficking, Sheikha Moza, Terrorism, United States, Video - Filed Under News Roundups - Comments: None
December 21st, 2009
Russian beauty makes boxing history / Henna Ladies, women-only social group working for integration, launched in Queens Park / Of Hockey and Hijab author discusses Muslim misconceptions in Canada / Little support for terrorism among Muslim Americans / A veiled movement for women’s rights sweeps Iran / Video: Matisyahu – Hasidic reggae artist – lights up Hanukkah / And More
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Tags: Afghan American, Afghanistan, Barbie doll, East & West, Fashion, Feminism, French Muslims, Hanukkah, Henna Ladies, Iran, Iranian women, Islam, Israel, Malaysian women, Matisyahu, Moderate Muslims, Montazeri, Music, Muslim American, muslim women, Of Hockey and Hijab, Palestine, Russian women, Terrorism, United States, women's rights - Filed Under News Roundups - Comments: 1
December 14th, 2009
Head-turning hijabs: Islamic fashion lets women cover up in style / International League of Muslim Women host a special shopping day for the needy / Muslim women’s group donates kit to care home / Muslim women cartoonists, / The women who guard other women in conservative Egypt / Bardford Muslim women’s group aids Little Heroes charity / And More
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Tags: American Muslims, Arab American women, Arab women, Arab-American, Art, East & West, Education, Egypt, European Union, Fashion, Feminism, France, hijab, Human Rights, Minnesota, muslim women, Prejudice, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland minaret ban, Terrorism, United States - Filed Under News Roundups - Comments: None
December 7th, 2009
Bahrain Minister of Justice asked to recruit female prayer criers / Afghan women writing for change / Publisher of Muslim women’s magazine named one of world’s top 500 most influential Muslims / Muslim women in NYC defy stereotypes through activism / Arab Muslim women start group to serve as resource / And More
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Tags: 16 Azar, Afghan women, Afghanistan, Arab women, Bahrain, Democracy, East & West, Human Rights, Iran, Iran election, muslim women, Swiss minaret ban - Filed Under News Roundups - Comments: 1