The Derogation of Women’s Rights by Jennifer Slater

“…It confronts the hypocritical paradox that religions diminish women while at the same time defending their human dignity and rights. …”
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L’expérience des Tribunaux de Conscience contre les Violences Sexuelles au Guatemala : Vers une Récupération de la Justice par les Femmes Autochtones by Laura Cahier

“…This article concludes that Indigenous women use these Courts as an emancipatory strategy to defend their rights, to take part in the public space in a critical way, and to participate in the fight for Justice in the country.…”
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Irene Joliot-Curie, une féministe engagée ? by Louis-Pascal Jacquemond

“…Antifascism, women’s rights and disarmament were the causes she defended in the name of a science she believed should promote emancipation and human welfare. …”
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UNMET NEEDS OF LESBIAN WOMEN IN BREAST CANCER TREATMENT by Carolina de Souza, Manoel Antônio dos Santos

“…Addressing the disparities experienced by lesbian women in health services is a challenge for the effective implementation of the human rights agenda.…”
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analysis the effective factors on the formation of women\'s ideal territory in urban parks (Case study: El Goli, shams , valiasr of Tabriz) by sara ghahri lalaklou, rasool darskhan, mahsa faramarzi asli, morteza mirgholami, samad sabbagh dehkharghani

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Migration, race, and gender: the policing of subversive solidarity actors in Morocco by Sébastien Bachelet, Maria Hagan

“…This article investigates the policing of “subversive solidarity actors”: human rights defenders and activists who publicly or covertly engage in a critical stance on migration control policies and practices in Morocco. …”
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Une nouvelle génération féministe au sein de l’islam traditionaliste : Une exception indonésienne ? by Andrée Feillard, Pieternella van Doorn-Harder

“…Aiming at nation-wide introduction of the Shari’a law, Islamists’ discourses target women’s morality, bodies, and public positions. Symbols of these political and ideological battles are, among others, a recent law against pornography that regulates the interpretation of decency at a national level, and national campaigns promoting polygamy, a practice which the majority of Indonesian Muslims consider to be undesirable.To support their advocacy for women’s basic human and religious rights, these Muslim feminists have created counter discourses based on vigorous Qur’an interpretations. …”
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