For the past ten years, the struggle of Tunisian women has been incessantly making small steps towards greater equality. Boosted by the breath of a new Constitution and the expectations of women towards the acquisition of more rights and freedoms, the struggle is far from over.
Perceived as second-class citizens by the Family code, Algerian female activists are however as eligible for arrest as much as men. Meet Aouicha, Samira, Dalila and others in this article.
Who would have thought 19th century Japan could be a source of inspiration on women’s rights for a 21st century country? Well, Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan did, despite a conspicuous temporal, geographical and cultural distance.
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