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pvaldez2

Egypt: Women's Groups Put Forward 5 Draft Laws for New Parliament's Agenda - allAfrica.com - 0 views

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    Article is about Women's right groups putting forward a number of drafts for new laws. These laws consist of personal status, domestic violence and human trafficking, municipal elections, child, and labour.
sambofoster

What Women's Rights Tell Us About the Arab Spring - 1 views

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    Ruth Hanau Santini writes on women's rights in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya in the wake of the Arab Awakening. After female activists played a prominent role in actions leading to the recent leadership changes, Santini argues that women have been marginalized in the political space and their voices sidelined.
sgriffi2

An Egyptian Feminist on Twitter - 1 views

Nazra, whether it is a real name, pseudonym, or a group of women writing this together, purports to be a twitter account with the agenda of ending #VAW or Violence Against Women. Although a majorit...

#egypt #women #equality #womensrights

started by sgriffi2 on 14 Feb 15 no follow-up yet
ijones3

Women Street Artists - 1 views

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    This article was basically an interview that talked with suzeeinthecity, a blogger whom I already have talked about in a previous blog. She talks about womens role in the graffiti art revolution and that they do not have a different message than men, but their presence on the street is what is important.
sgriffi2

Interactive Chart - 0 views

This chart is useful because it is interactive and allows one to see in several different categories how women's rights compare in the Middle East, Europe, Asia and the Pacific, Sub-Sahara Africa, ...

#women #womensrights #egypt #global #world #humanrights #civilrights #feminism

started by sgriffi2 on 03 Mar 15 no follow-up yet
sgriffi2

Egyptian Women Protest - 0 views

http://wn.com/feminism_in_EgyptThis video was published December 22, 2012. The women were forced to drastic measures to gain attention during their protest, many were naked and some were repor...

#egypt #women #womensrights #feminism

started by sgriffi2 on 04 Mar 15 no follow-up yet
sgriffi2

US Department of State - 0 views

http://www.state.gov/s/gwi/rls/rem/2011/176643.htmThis source is testimony given by Melanne Verveer, Ambassador-at-large for Global Women's Issues, she gave a statement to the Subcommittees on Inte...

started by sgriffi2 on 14 Feb 15 no follow-up yet
sgriffi2

US Department of State - 0 views

http://www.state.gov/s/gwi/rls/rem/2011/176643.htmThis source is testimony given by Melanne Verveer, Ambassador-at-large for Global Women's Issues, she gave a statement to the Subcommittees on Inte...

started by sgriffi2 on 14 Feb 15 no follow-up yet
sgriffi2

Egyptian Women Protest - 0 views

http://wn.com/feminism_in_EgyptThis video was published December 22, 2012. The women were forced to drastic measures to gain attention during their protest, many were naked and some were repor...

#egypt #women #womensrights #feminism

started by sgriffi2 on 14 Feb 15 no follow-up yet
diamond03

BBC News - Egypt's battle to end female genital mutilation - 0 views

  • Egypt's battle to end female genital mutilation
  • court date has been se
  • June 2013.
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  • case follows the death of a 13-year-old gir
  • doctor and her father are accused of subjecting her to FGM.
  • Over 90% of Egyptian women
  • under 50
  • experienced the practice
  • being banned in 2008
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    The video is about individuals who are campaigning against female genital utilization (FGM). The women who does the procedure has no medical license or experience. She said the mother doesn't care of the girl dies. All she wants is for her to "cleansed". 
sambofoster

Journal of Women and Human Rights in the Middle East - 0 views

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    The world's eyes turned to the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region when popular uprisings began to take root and spread through the region. These popular movements, collectively referred to as the "Arab Spring" or the "Arab uprisings," successfully toppled dictatorships in Egypt, Tunisia, and other countries. Perhaps one of the most striking features of the uprisings was the prominent presence of women who participated through protests, demonstrations, and social media
sgriffi2

The Changing Role of First Lady's in Egypt - 0 views

http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2007/835/sc89.htmThis source is an article that looks at six different first ladies over the last century. It talks about how the women were once simply figureheads but h...

#women #womensrights #civilrights #world #history

started by sgriffi2 on 03 Mar 15 no follow-up yet
ajonesn

Egypt PSA: Put yourself in her shoes, instead of finding ways to blame her - YouTube - 0 views

shared by ajonesn on 02 Mar 15 - No Cached
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    Although this video is from a few years ago, it does a good job of putting women being harassed into perspective.
aacosta8

Revolutionaries Unveiled - Cyberactivism & Women's Role in the Arab Uprisings - 0 views

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    Cyberactivism refers to the use of digital media technologies and social media platforms for sociopolitical contestation. Yet cyberactivism, with its emphasis on the virtual public sphere, is not exclusive of traditional activism.
aromo0

The 'Girl In The Blue Bra' : The Picture Show : NPR - 0 views

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    The girl in the blue bra became a symbol for the lack of human rights most Egyptians face, in particular women. The girl was being assaulted by military force.
katelynklug

BBC News - Egypt's youth: "What has the revolution done for us?" - 0 views

  • You don't feel safe or secure anymore
  • given up
  • square is virtually empty
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  • faces of dead people
  • Most of the faces on the wall are those of young people
  • Women have stopped coming to Tahrir now
  • sexual harassmen
  • "One hundred per cent, I regret it"
  • Nothing has happened. Everything's changed for the worse.
  • I don't regret my decision
  • deteriorating economy
  • increasingly hard to live
  • mass unemployment is the most pressing and it is the young who are hit the hardest
  • Half of Egypt's population is below 24 years old
  • not using this youth and energy to its benefit
  • don't have enough skills
  • has to create between 800,000 and a million jobs a year
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    This article gives a description of the state of Egypt's once thriving Tahrir Square, just two years after the revolution. The mood of Tahrir Square has changed dramatically and is now solemn rather than buzzing with enthusiasm. The young activists interviewed in the article expressed their regret for the revolution or how it turned out. The youth population is still struggling for economic revival after two years of revolution. Mass unemployment is hitting the large youth population the hardest, which is still a source of anger. The majority of this population does not have adequate skills for the available job market.
mariebenavides

Words of Women from the Egyptian Revolution | Episode 11: Aya Tarek - YouTube - 0 views

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    This artifact focuses on Aya Tarek, a 24 year old Egyptian graffiti artist, who discusses how she began her journey into the art scene and what she believes in. An avid supporter of the revolution, Tarek also talks about how important it is to fight not only for the causes you believe in, but also for who you are.
ajonesn

Women in Upper Egypt - المرأة في صعيد مصر - YouTube - 0 views

shared by ajonesn on 13 Apr 15 - No Cached
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    Another video that shows the story of the same female in the other youtube video. This one focuses on child marriage and the age gaps between children and the men they are forced to marry.
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