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Global Feminist Link Love: May 2-15

May 16, 2011 1:00 pm 2 comments

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Atifa Hasham

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Abortion equal pay feminism politics Pop music rape Sexual abuse Sexuality violence against women

Hey Global Feminists!

Below are a list of links to blog posts and news stories about what other global feminists have been up to last week. But we also want to know: what have you been reading/writing this week? Share your own link love in the comments!

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Africa

  • Rape of women in DR Congo “tops 1000 a day” (Al Jazeera)
  • Family Law at the Crux of Algerian Women’s Future (NPR)
  • The Price of Education: Sexual Abuse and HIV/AIDs at Zimbabwe’s Universities (WIP)

 

Asia

  • Comic book heightens awareness of violence against women (Manila Bulletin Newspaper Online)
  • Women: more jobs but less pay – “The gender gap in the labour force of Macau is lower than the Asia-Pacific and other regions, according to a report issued last Friday by the International Labour Organization (ILO).” (Macau Daily Times)
  • For Women, War for Survival Continues in Peacetime (IPS)

 

Europe

  • Humiliating “virginity tests” at Heathrow revealed (Asian Correspondent)
  • Violence against women, Europe must take a step forward (Cyprus Mail)

 

Latin America

  • Violence in Venezuela (enGender)
  • “Miss Bala,” and Explosion of Beauty and Violence at Cannes (Latin American Herald Tribune)
  • Internet Users Commemorate Legal Recognition of Gay Civil Unions – “On Thursday, Brazil’s Supreme Court recognized civil unions for same-sex couples. In a unanimous decision, the justices stated that stable homosexual couples merit the same rights and obligations that Brazilian legislation grants to heterosexual couples.” (Global Voices)

 

Middle East

  • Saudi Arabia’s Extravagant Investment in Higher Education: Is Money Enough? (Inside Higher Ed)

 

North America

  • My Motherhood Transformation, or: on Mother’s Day and every day, I can see your broken heart (The Radical Housewife)
  • Dear Pro Choice Canadians – “Like most of you I’m still reeling from the results of the election last night. It was, in word, bittersweet.” (Anti-choice is Anti-Awesome)
  • Non-overt, overt and assumed feminist in pop culture (Pandagon)

 

Oceania

  • Winners and Losers has definitely lost (Zero at the Bone)
  • Row rages over school abortion (New Zealand Herald)

 

Global

  • My Family Found Out I Blog About Sex (Blogher)
  • We’re Sluts, Not Feminists. Wherein my relationship with Slutwalk gets rocky. (Feminisms.org)

 

See more global feminist news on our facebook, twitter, or tumblr. If you ever have suggestions for GFLL, feel free to email me at atifa@genderacrossborders.com.

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2 Comments

  • Sally Deskins
    May 16, 2011
    1:42 pm

    Nebraska Women in Art; from women making literary history to female figure models to an artist exploring video vixens through her art. Every week its another femme making her mark in the little middle west.

  • Shannon Drury
    May 17, 2011
    8:44 am

    I am ridiculously thrilled to be included in the link love. Thank you!

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