Feminist Revolutionaries Published: 24 September 2020 Call for Contributions Kohl Journal has announced that it has opened its platform to feminists wishing to write and reflect about unfolding revolutions. The call is open to submissions about historical and current feminist organizing in revolutionary times, from Lebanon to Iraq, Algeria, Sudan, Egypt, Tunisia, Kurdistan, West Asia and North Africa in general, and the Global South.
On the Verge of a Breakthrough: Hope for LGBTI Communities in the MENA Region Published: 21 January 2019 Article This article aims to explain the direction we’re moving in, and the strategies that are enabling us to fight for our shared goal to abolish crucial laws and social practices against the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender/Transsexual and Intersexed community (LGBTI) across the Arab region. By Georges Azzi
In Defence of Individual Liberties: Bodily Liberties in a Civil Democratic State Published: 9 November 2018 All citizens, male and female, have equal rights and duties and are equal before the law without any discrimination. The state guarantees freedoms and individual and collective rights to all citizens, and provides all citizens the conditions for a dignified life. (Article 21 of the Tunisian Constitution adopted on January 27, 2014)[i] [i] Translation of this and other texts from the Tunisian constitution and Penal Code by Ms. Wafa Ben Haj Omar. By Wafa Ben Haj Omar and Professor Wahid Ferchichi
