Archive - January 2007

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Pooja | Jan 30 2007
women and children in iraq
Violence in Iraq has escalated refugee crises, which is also creating instability in the province. The dislodged women, children and youth are becoming more susceptible to exploitation and abuse. According to the United Nations High Commissioner for..
Pooja | Jan 29 2007
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Some Muslim group has urged the government to prevent the formation of women's cricket league in Bangladesh. They tagged it as an 'anti-Islamic' move. In a statement, the Islamic Constitution Movement, which has no representation in parliament, said...
Pooja | Jan 29 2007
iran women
Three women's right activists from Iran were detained as they were about to leave the country for partaking in an educational workshop in India. Mansureh Shojai, Talat Taghinia and Farnaz Seifi were arrested at Teheran's Imam Khomeini airport on...
Pooja | Jan 27 2007
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Turkish women have created a landmark victory in the arena of business and politics. Arzuhan Doğan Yalcındağ, the first female to do so in the organization's 36-year history, has occupied the top position at Turkish Industrialists and...
Pooja | Jan 24 2007
afghan girl
Throughout the world, women are victims of violence on a daily basis whether in the context of peace or in conflict. Perpetrators may be officials of the state, armed opposition groups or individuals - including family members. Here, in Afghanistan,..
Pooja | Jan 23 2007
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A Muslim woman police officer refused to greet Britain's most senior police chief with a handshake just because he is a man and she a woman. And that her religion prohibits her to do so. The incident occurred when Sir Ian Blair was inspecting a...
Pooja | Jan 23 2007
muslim women praying
Is Islam really changing? Is it giving space to the women folk? Tucson's largest mosque, which was completed in 1990, for the first time, has allowed women folk to pray in view of imam and other leaders. The Tucson mosque, with about 1,000...
Pooja | Jan 22 2007
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Afghan women are getting into business, an arena long dominated by men. Kamila Kabuli is rocking the streets of Mazar-i-Sharif by selling cosmetics products. The provincial women's department was instrumental in setting up stall for Kabuli. It has...
Pooja | Jan 20 2007
afghan women
Zangabad region of Afghanistan is experiencing a ray of hope, especially in the arena of the natives' health and well-being. Lately Canadian military has set up a clinic, Civil Military Co-operation Centre for people of the region. At first, the...
Pooja | Jan 16 2007
headscarves
Debate that prompted sparks over the issue of wearing headscarves at schools has finally resolved. Lately, a highest court in southern Germany has overruled the ban against wearing headscarves in school. Now, the teachers can perform their duty without...

Interview

sharon chadha

Sharon Chadha has written for various publications, including RUSI Journal, the publication of the Royal United Services Institute, the world’s oldest security and defense think tank in London.

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