...le of Women’s Rights Movements in Reforming Public Policies after the Arab Spring: https://repozitorij.uni-lj...lobe: https://www.facebook.com/WomenForTheGlobe/ Free Movement 4 all, Arab-Slovene women to end Xenophobia...
...Leïla Tauil’s book, "Arab Feminisms: A Century-Long Bat...the stereotype of the "submissive Arab woman". The description of t...Maghreb -also present during the Arab Spring- and the current questions...of women for their emancipation. Arab feminism, like any other type o...
...lizations, pathways, imaginations – the Arab Mediterranean 1950-2020" Uni...onference dedicated to women in revolt in the Arab Mediterranean world (1950s to...by women’s voices in the context of the Arab Spring of 2011 and the new uprisings...
...orical struggle for their rights since the middle of the last century. The 20 February Movement in 2011, which emerged in the framework of the Arab Spring, was a new awakening by Moroc...
...y CEO of a family business and a member of the Arab Network for the Economic Empo...training provided as part of UN Women’s Spring Forward programme in 2016, fu...in 2016, as part of UN Women’s regional Spring Forward programme. In 2016, 2...
...s that Morocco is a champion of stability and moderation in the ‘Arab world,’ this article ch...norities’ and indigenous peoples’ rights, gender, Morocco, Arab spring...
...and Labour therefore shed light on how Euro-Mediterranean cooperation adapts itself and reacts to shocks such as the 2008 economic crisis, the Arab Spring, the refugee crisis and, most...
...ing socio-economic needs of women, was strikingly evident. The EU role in realizing gender equality and human rights has, especially after the Arab Spring, been somewhat conflicted. EU...
In the spring of 2011 when citizens in Arab countries rose up against their regimes, it...ed the course and immediate outcomes of the Arab Spring in the countries...quo;s participation and rights prior to the Arab Spring are the ones most likely to t...
The EU legal and political framework reflects a strong commitment to promoting gender equality. Policy dialogue, gender mainstreaming and targeted gender programming are some of the instruments that the EU uses in “partnering countries”. There is a noticeable difference in h...
In 2011, many countries of the southern shore of the Mediterranean lived the so-called ’Arab revolutions’ or, as the West called it, the ’Arab spring’. The people of Tunisia, Egypt, Morocco, Libya and Syria, among others, tired of police repression, unemployment ...
This article closely examines the status of women journalists in Libyan traditional media and how this status transformed from before to after the revolution of February 2011. This analysis argues that women’s role in Libyan media changed from one of engagement in defending women’s caus...
This platform is part of the Axis 1 "Strengthening the capacities of equality actors" of the Priority Solidarity Fund "Women for the future in the Mediterranean" funded by the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs and led by the European Institute of the Mediterranean, in the framework of the project “Developing Women's Empowerment” labelled by the Union for the Mediterranean.
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