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Women Living Under Muslim Laws (WLUML) is a transnational feminist solidarity network that promotes human rights, gender justice, and equality for women whose lives are shaped, conditioned or governed by patriarchal and/or authoritarian interpretations of Islam.
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Campaigns
These initiatives aim to eliminate culturally justified violence against women while empowering them to reclaim and reinterpret cultural resources to assert their rights.
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WLUML operates in over 70 countries, including regions in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and the Americas.
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Publications
A thematic publication analyzing issues impacting Muslim women under both secular and religious regimes.
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Workshops and Seminars
Conducted in various years (1998, 1999, 2007, 2009, 2013, 2015) to equip young feminists with knowledge of law, international systems, networking, and advocacy.
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Education Programmes
WLUML’s Transformative Feminist Leadership Institute (TFLI) is an educational programme for young women leaders from Muslim contexts who are interested in gender equality, women’s human rights, and feminism.
Transformative Feminist Leadership Institute
The transformative power of constitutions as the foundation of law in shaping and changing social structures, such as economic, political, and cultural processes, and, of course, the rights of women as citizens, is widely recognized. Yet, not enough attention is paid to constitutionalizing women’s rights and gender equality, which is a precondition for creating a vibrant, plural democratic society.
Constitutionalizing Women’s Equality
This program aims to support feminist activism to democratize politics through greater political participation and fulfilment of political rights for all, free from harassment and intimidation.
Women & Politics
Women’s presence in public spaces can be an indicator of the degree of democratization, openness, ‘tolerance’, and recognition of their full citizenship in a given society.
Women Reclaiming Public Spaces
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