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Documenting women's rights violations by non-state actors: activist strategies from muslim communities

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Documenting Women's Rights Violations by Non-State Actors: Activist Strategies from Muslim Communities examines the approaches, methodologies, and challenges faced by activists in Muslim-majority and Muslim-minority contexts when addressing gender-based rights violations perpetrated by non-state actors. This book analyzes how community-based organizations, women’s rights defenders, and grassroots advocates document abuses such as domestic violence, forced marriage, restrictions on mobility, and discrimination justified through cultural or religious interpretations. It highlights strategies that balance cultural sensitivity with universal human rights principles, including community engagement, legal literacy campaigns, participatory documentation methods, and coalition-building with religious leaders. By presenting comparative cases and reflections from the field, the book offers critical insights into strengthening accountability, expanding protections for women, and advancing rights-based advocacy within diverse Muslim communities.

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KP.XXVII 0088

348 BAU D

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348 BAU D

Publisher

Canada : International Centre for Human Rights and Democratic Development and Women Living Under Muslim Laws., 2006

Collation

171 hlm; 18 cm

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

2922084876

Classification

348

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Subject(s)

Advocacy
Domestic Violence
Womens rights
Regulation

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