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"Given Secretary Clinton's commitment to women's rights and her pledge to fight violence against women, we are asking her to speak out about the dangerous and appalling situation faced by Honduran women." Jody Williams, Nobel Laureate More than...
Tags: Honduras, military coup, de facto government, elections, Rigoberta Menchu, Nobel Peace Prize, Guatemala civil war, Mairead Maguire, Mary Robinson, President of Ireland, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Jody Williams, womens rights, Nobel Laureate, War Conflict, Rachel Vincent, Lisa VeneKlasen, Honduran, allnews, Washington, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Human rights in Honduras, Chronology of events of the 2009 Honduran coup d'ᅢᄅtat, Honduran constitutional crisis, Politics, human rights, Social Issues
The "Stupak amendment" to the House health care reform bill, which would effectively eliminate abortion access for millions of women, threatens women's human rights, Human Rights Watch said in a letter to US senators today. The restrictive provision...
Tags: US Senate, Abortion Coverage restrictions, Stupak amendment, Fertility, Gynecology, Womens rights, Abortion in the United States, Gender studies
The UN Special Rapporteur on Violence against Women, Rashida Manjoo, at the end of a mission to the Kyrgyz Republic, said that despite the Government's encouraging commitments to address the many challenges relating to violence against women, much still...
Tags: UN, Violence against Women, Domestic violence, Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women, Special Rapporteur, Womens rights, human rights
Sunday, November 15, 2009 Dear Biodun, Women's rights are on the line, and we need your help. Right. Now. I believe you and I have something in common: Last year, we both worked to elect progressive women...
The violence that women truly face both within and outside their homes is an aspect which is particularly condemnable and not tolerable as it goes against the very ethos of a civilized society, said President of India Prathibha Patil. She inaugurated the...
Tags: Domestic Voilence Act, gender equality, violence act, Gender studies, Womens rights, domestic violence
A new abortion law, H.B 1595, in Oklahoma will force women seeking terminations to list their personal information, including their relationship status, their race and the number of children they have, on a government website. Names will not...
Tags: Abortion, Abortion Pro-Life, Abortion Rights, Oklahoma Abortion, Oklahoma Abortion Website, Oklahoma Law Abortion, Oklahoma Post Abortion, Oklahoma Womens Rights, Pro-Life, Womens Rights, Politics News
By Rabia Elizabeth Roberts, Ed.D. October 2009 Kabul: armed guards, machine guns and sand bags at every intersection and at the door to my guest house - open sewers and fecal dust - traffic jams of SUVs, military convoys, bicycles...
Tags: Rabia Elizabeth Roberts, Afghanistan, Kabul, Taliban, President Obama, NATO, Soraya, Womens Rights, mujahedeen, Pakistan, militia, tribal war, CIA, Saudi Arabia, 9/11, Iraq, Edgar Military Base, war on terrorism, peace activism, Uzbekistan, Russia, Iran
So of all the possible reasons why a woman can be persecuted in Sudan, PANTS get the front seat. Yes, regular two-legged structures made to cover the full legs and rear end. Lubna Hossein, a thirty-something journalist from Sudan was caught red handed,...
Tags: womens rights, journalism, human rights
“Pepper” (names have been changed) married her high school sweetheart, expecting to have the same loving marriage she saw between her parents. Her father was in the services. He kept the bills paid, and he treated his wife...
Tags: domestic violence, relationships, abuse, feminism, womens rights, counseling
I am not a fan of tennis, well at least not anymore. When I was a child I remember being excited to get up early in the morning to watch the Wimbledon Championships. I loved John McEnroe and Martina Navratilova, Martina was my favorite player male or...
Tags: tennis, equlity, womens rights