Egypt: Women and strategies for change: An Egyptian model
Source:
Daily Star Lebanon Apart from international efforts to "rescue" women in the Middle East, female activists in Arab countries have been toiling for decades for reforms that achieve concrete gains for women.
Submitted on Wed, 08/18/2004 - 23:00
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