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‘I belong here’: Pakistan’s legendary classical dancer, whose art and activism are acts of defiance

  • Sheema Kermani, who has led a five-decade-long feminist movement, says dance is integral to Pakistani culture
  • A vocal advocate for oppressed nations, she was asked to leave a diplomatic event after voicing support for Gaza
By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Asian activists call out Western feminists over ‘selective empathy’ on Gaza

By Natalia Laskowska - Sheany Yasuko Lai ·

Rethinking feminism with Saudi designer to the stars Honayda Serafi

By Tamara Turki ·

Twitter adds ‘Arabic (feminine)’ language option in diversity drive

By Reuters ·

Google Doodle celebrates prominent Tunisian physician Tawhida Ben Cheikh

By Arab News ·

Feminism not criminalized in Saudi Arabia, says Presidency of State Security

By (SPA) ·

Asian entertainment industries grappling with #MeToo issues

By AP ·
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A city dream: Rabia Tahira breaks taboos with mobile food kiosk

By SABA REHMAN ·
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These Pakistani women artists are using social media to #LeadChange

By Sabah Bano Malik ·

Artist interweaves feminist ideals with textiles

By HALA TASHKANDI ·

Kyrgyz singer receives death threats over feminist video

By AFP ·

What We Are Reading Today: We Should All Be Feminists by Chimamanda Ggozi Adichie

By Arab News ·

‘Feminism’ is US dictionary ‘Word of the Year’

By AFP ·

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