Woman Heads Democracy Committee in Yemen“I am very fond of the term ‘Arab Spring’. Even though many people lost their lives during the course of Yemen’s Arab Spring, it’s like it is for flowers: They begin growing and sprouting delicate,...
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Magazine: Domestic violence
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14-08-2012
In February, a small, purple revolution swept across Libya. All shades and patterns of purple were adorned in the headscarves of the women, and shops put up purple signs in their windows. Men, both... -
23-10-2010
The new book and photo exhibition Seven tells the stories of mistreated women, subjected to this statutory threshold of pain lasting seven years. Where do we cross over the line of our own threshold... -
07-06-2010
Although the story was fictional, the situation is a real one for many Danish women. Each year more than 2,000 women victims of violence stay at a shelter. If they knock on the door of one of Denmark... -
22-01-2010
“My work is dedicated to bringing about political, social and economic change for Arab women”, tells Haifaa Al-Mansour, Saudi Arabia’s first female film director. FORUM met her during the Dox Box... -
22-01-2010
“The women need so much more help than just a roof over their head”, explains Zeinab Mohammad Hassan Moharrem, who runs a shelter in Egypt. “Recently, a woman came to us. Her husband had poured... -
22-01-2010
“This year, Yemen will see the opening of its third women’s shelter. And it’s very much needed as violence against women is on the rise”, explains Salma Ahmed Dhaif Allah. Salma Ahmed Dhaif... -
22-01-2010
Changes in Morocco’s family laws have resulted in a fall in the number of women affected by violence in Morocco, explains Fatima Outaleb. In Morocco, concealing a married woman is illegal. As a...