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- Arab world - Bahrain - Egypt - International Women's Day - Saudi Arabia - Tunisia


Women in the Arab Revolution

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Don't steal our revolution. With guests from Egypt, Tunisia, and Bahrain, François Picard’s panel on International Women’s Day highlights the cause of gender equality before it falls on the backburner.

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Lina ben Mhenni, Tunisian blogger and activist
http://www.linabenmhenni.blogspot.com

Maryam al Khawaja, Head of Foreign Relations Office of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights

Amal Abdel Hadi, Feminist, Human Rights activist, founding member of New Woman Foundation

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http://www.france24.com/en/20110308-debate-women-in-arab-revolution-egypt-tunisia-bahrain-part-two

 

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