September 2009

Why should we care about Kartika?

Vivienne Wee

Why should we care about Kartika?

By Vivienne Wee

South Sulawesi, Indonesia A Campaign against Discriminatory Regulations

The whipping of a 13-year-old girl by the village head of Padang village, South Sulawesi, shockingly epitomized the increasing political use of Islam to spread discriminatory regulations in parts of I

Press Release from the National Commission on Anti-Violence Against Women Indonesia (Komnas Perempuan)

Press Release

The Legislation of the Qanun on Jinayah (Islamic Criminal Law):

The National Government of Indonesia Has Failed to Enforce the Constitution

Indonesia: Aceh passes adultery stoning law

14/09/2009: Indonesia's province of Aceh has passed a new law making adultery punishable by stoning to death, a member of the province's parliament has said. (BBC News)

Onal Found Remorse Among Turkish 'Honor' Killers

Onal Found Remorse Among Turkish 'Honor' Killers
Run Date: 05/18/09
By Anna Louie Sussman
WeNews correspondent

Gaza: Hamas's unofficial orders for 'Islamic' dress curtail personal freedom

(New York) September 4, 2009 -- Hamas authorities in Gaza should suspend all orders that violate personal freedoms, including imposition of an Islamic dress code for female students, Human Rights Watc

UPDATE: Sudan: Flogging sentence dropped and fine paid against Hussein's will

Update on: UPDATE: Sudan: Lubna Hussein's trial postponed until 7 September

PAKISTAN - Asian Human Rights Commission – Urgent Appeal

PAKISTAN - Asian Human Rights Commission – Urgent Appeal

RAPE - ACID MAIMING +: CALL FOR GENDER JUSTICE BEYOND IMPUNITY

28 August 2009

Sudan: WLUML and AI submit report on case of Lubna Hussein to CSW

2/09/2009: The following is the text of a report submitted to the Commission on the Status of Women on the trial of Sudanese journalist Lubna Hussein who was charged under Article 152 (Indecent and Im

Malaysia indefinitely postpones caning of woman

Amnesty International Press release
28 August 2009