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The panel participants discuss violence and its manifestations in relation to the status of women globally. Violence is connected to

 Aatifa Timjerdine of Morocco discusses the state of women's rights in her home country, her work as an activist, and what she will take

Abena Busia Interview on family law reform as part of a collaboration between WLP and IDRC. 

Aisha Zeina of Algeria discusses the state of women's rights in her home country, her work as an activist, and what she will take back to

Alia Arasoughly speaks about the proliferation of independent news media outlets and what that means for Palestinian women, the importance

Amina Lemrini of WLP Morocco/L’Association Démocratique des Femmes du Maroc (ADFM) talks about ADFM's campaign to strengthen anti-violence

Amina Lemrini discusses Morocco (during a period of transition since the 1990s) witnessing great advancements in political domain, and

Know Your African Feminist: Aminetou Mint El Moctar interview with the Fourth African Feminist Forum Interview Series

Part of a series of interviews recorded at WLP International with WLP partners following transnational partners meeting, September 2015 (for

Part of a series of interviews focusing on best practices for activists and human rights organizations with speakers and panelists of WLP's

Asma Khader (2006) of Sisterhood is Global Institute/Jordan (SIGI/J), speaks about SIGI/J's mission, the state of NGOs in Jordan, the

Asma Khader speaks on leadership, women's leadership in Muslim societies, and her experiences and inspirations as a lawyer and women's human