October 24, 2011

Ayaan Hirsi Ali writes that North American honor killings go beyond mere homicide.

Ayaan Hirsi Ali writes that North American “honor” killings go beyond mere homicide. Via:[http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/ayaan-hirsi-ali/honour-killings_b_1028920.html]

October 19, 2011

The AHA Foundation’s Conference on Honor Violence & Forced Marriage

On June 6th, 2011, the AHA Foundation held the first ever conference on honor violence and forced marriage […]

October 18, 2011

In Kenya, some Maasai men are trying to combat FGM in their community

In Kenya, some Maasai men are trying to drive a gradual shift away from FGM in their community. […]

October 18, 2011

In the previous two years there were at least 300 known or suspected forced marriages in the state of New York, according to a new survey of women’s service providers

Some 300 girls and women in New York State reported being forced into marriage in just two years […]

October 18, 2011

Worrying women’s rights advocates, Australia Islamists draw on British “success” in bid for sharia law

Worrying women’s rights advocates, the push to recognise sharia law in Australia has entered an ambitious new phase […]

October 18, 2011

Indonesia’s Sharia Divorce Courts Draw Complaints of Uneven Justice

Indonesia’s Sharia Divorce Courts Draw Complaints of Uneven Justice. Via:[http://www.voanews.com/english/news/asia/southeast/Indonesias-Sharia-Divorce-Courts-Draw-Complaints-of-Uneven-Justice-131211469.html]

October 18, 2011

Tunisia’s main Islamist party supports an allegedly “moderate” form of Sharia law, worrying women’s rights advocates

Tunisia’s main Islamist party supports an allegedly “moderate” form of Sharia law that would combine “democracy, which is […]

October 18, 2011

Bob McMillan writes about the risks of Sharia law

Referring to the use of Sharia law by a Florida Judge, Bob McMillan writes: “It is my opinion […]

October 18, 2011

Ida Lichter writes that archaic Saudi laws are impeding true progress

Ida Lichter writes that archaic Saudi laws are impeding true progress. Via:[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ida-lichter-md/saudi-women-rights_b_1006830.html]

October 18, 2011

Somali women’s basketball team plays on, despite Islamist threats

In Somalia, Islamist threats have failed to stop the women’s basketball team from playing. Via:[http://ipsnews.net/news.asp?idnews=105501]

October 18, 2011

In Gambia, health workers trained on risks of FGM

In Gambia, 35 health workers drawn from all parts of the Central River Region (CRR) recently concluded a […]

October 18, 2011

A movement to end female genital mutilation spreads in Senegal.

A movement to end female genital mutilation spreads in Senegal. Via:[http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/16/world/africa/movement-to-end-genital-cutting-spreads-in-senegal.html]

October 17, 2011

Forced Marriage in the United States – 20th Anniversary of the Oneida County Domestic and Sexual Violence Coalition

On October 13th, 2011, the Executive Director and Communications Director of the AHA Foundation attended Forced Marriage in […]

October 14, 2011

Kenya Takes Aim at Female Genital Mutilation, Why Doesn’t the U.S.?

This week, Kenya took aim at female genital mutilation (FGM) with two critical steps. Separately, a group of […]

October 13, 2011

A 12-year-old Christian girl was kidnapped and repeatedly raped for eight months in Pakistan by a man who then falsified marriage documents with her, it was claimed before the Asian Human Rights Commission.

A 12-year-old Christian girl was kidnapped and repeatedly raped for eight months in Pakistan by a man who […]

October 13, 2011

A Supreme Court justice has criticised his fellow law lords as “unwise” for using human rights legislation to “frustrate Government policy” over a law introduced to crack down on forced marriages.

A Supreme Court justice in the UK has criticised his fellow law lords as “unwise” for using human […]

October 13, 2011

Ayaan Hirsi Ali writes that North American honor killings go beyond mere homicide.

The AHA Foundation’s Conference on Honor Violence & Forced Marriage

In Kenya, some Maasai men are trying to combat FGM in their community

In the previous two years there were at least 300 known or suspected forced marriages in the state of New York, according to a new survey of women’s service providers

Worrying women’s rights advocates, Australia Islamists draw on British “success” in bid for sharia law

Indonesia’s Sharia Divorce Courts Draw Complaints of Uneven Justice

Tunisia’s main Islamist party supports an allegedly “moderate” form of Sharia law, worrying women’s rights advocates

Bob McMillan writes about the risks of Sharia law

Ida Lichter writes that archaic Saudi laws are impeding true progress

Somali women’s basketball team plays on, despite Islamist threats

In Gambia, health workers trained on risks of FGM

A movement to end female genital mutilation spreads in Senegal.

Forced Marriage in the United States – 20th Anniversary of the Oneida County Domestic and Sexual Violence Coalition

Kenya Takes Aim at Female Genital Mutilation, Why Doesn’t the U.S.?

A 12-year-old Christian girl was kidnapped and repeatedly raped for eight months in Pakistan by a man who then falsified marriage documents with her, it was claimed before the Asian Human Rights Commission.

A Supreme Court justice has criticised his fellow law lords as “unwise” for using human rights legislation to “frustrate Government policy” over a law introduced to crack down on forced marriages.

Activists in Arab World Vie to Define Islamic State, Worry Human Rights Advocates

Iran actress sentenced to one year in jail for criticizing regime on free speech

Not a Single Christian Church Left in Afghanistan, Says U.S. State Department

Islamic extremists escalate violence against religious minority in Egypt