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Women and Human Rights [October 2016]

Women and Human Rights

In this latest issue, the Iran Human Rights Review focuses on women and their on-going struggle to access human rights. The review contains contributions from human rights lawyers, activists and defenders, from both inside and outside of Iran. The Iran Human Rights Review: Women and Human Rights, focuses on the need to recognise both the current plight of women in Iran and their role in securing a culture of human rights in Iran despite the legal, cultural and social challenges they face.

Foreword
  • Wendi Momen
Introduction
  • Tahirih DaneshForeign Policy Centre
  • Sanam Vakil
Undeclared Aspiration: ‘Education for Change’
  • Nahid Husseini
Gendered diplomacy, human rights and the role of women in making the Iran Deal
  • Elahe Amani
From Self-Rule to Self-Immolation: Kurdish women’s past and present
  • Ava Homa
A look at violence against women in Iran
  • M.T
  • T.E
Politics of chicness: How fashion becomes the defiant apparatus
  • Leili Nekounazar
The Women’s Movement in Iran; Challenges and opportunities
  • Elaheh Imanian
Women’s mental health and rights in Iran: Unique challenges and opportunities for raising awareness and forging reform-A review and analysis
  • Shadi Salehian
Unimplemented laws and the decline in economic opportunities for women: ‘Soup in the bowl but burnt mouth’
  • Maryam Hosseinkhah
Forbearance Advocacy and Criminal Sanctioning in Iran
  • Arzoo Osanloo
Women’s rights
  • A Human Rights Lawyer in Iran
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