International Community and Civil Society

Smashing the Patriarchy & Co: How Arab Feminists are Re-politicizing their Movement

Topics: Gender Weltweit
| Created by Farah Daibes

This essay explores the ways in which Arab feminists are re-politicizing their movement and offers an overview of the strategies that are currently being deployed to strengthen feminist activism across the region.

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