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Conference focuses on women’s rights, fight against extremism

By NOOR NUGALI ·

In Somalia, women defy strict rules to play football

By AFP ·

Saudi Vision 2030 is positive move in global campaign: UK envoy for gender equality

By NOOR NUGALI ·

“Bittersweet victory” for Moroccan women facing domestic violence, activists say

By Reuters ·

Morocco adopts law on violence against women

By AFP ·

Saudi Arabia stresses its pursuit to promote, protect women’s issues according to Shariah

By Arab News ·

Saudi society welcomes new law criminalizing sexual harassment

By RODOLFO C. ESTIMO JR. & AISHA FAREED ·

Saudi Royal decree will help families save money currently spent on private drivers

By Arab News ·

‘A very positive sign’: congratulations pour in as Saudi women are finally allowed to drive

By SIRAJ WAHAB & AISHA FAREED ·

Moroccan cleric defies taboo on women’s inheritance

By Hamza Mekouar | AFP ·

Pakistan sets up unique helpline for women in need

By AP ·

Women go on strike in US to show their economic clout

By ERRIN HAINES WHACK | AP ·

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