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  • #19 FiLiA in conversation: Khadija Khan and Sadia Hameed on Religious Fundamentalism, Part 2

    Khadija Khan is a feminist, independent journalist and commentator. She is originally from Pakistan, but left the country after she criticised religious fundamentalism. Khadija now lives in Germany. Her work focuses on women's rights and secular critiques of Islam. She is joined in an important two-part series of conversations by Sadia Hameed: ex-Muslim, anti-theist and secular women's rights activist. 

    Part 2 of 2

    Follow Khadija on Twitter: @KhadijaKhan__

    Sadia Hameed is Spokeswoman for the Council of Ex-Muslims of Great Britain

    Follow Sadia on Twitter: @sadia936

    1 hr 34 min
  • #018 FiLiA meets: Meghan Murphy - Feminist Current
    Meghan Murphy is a freelance journalist and writer, who uncompromisingly highlights women’s rights issues. She is the founder and editor of Feminist Current, Canada’s leading feminist website. Meghan is visiting the United Kingdom in May 2019, where she will be appearing at a number of events. She speaks to FiLiA’s Heather Brunskell-Evans about international issues facing feminists, silencing, social media bans, and women’s sex-based rights.
    32 min
  • #018 FiLiA meets: Meghan Murphy - Feminist Current

    Meghan Murphy is a freelance journalist and writer, who uncompromisingly highlights women’s rights issues. She is the founder and editor of Feminist Current, Canada’s leading feminist website. Meghan is visiting the United Kingdom in May 2019, where she will be appearing at a number of events. She speaks to FiLiA’s Heather Brunskell-Evans about  international issues facing feminists,  silencing, social media bans, and women’s sex-based rights.

    Feminist Current

    Feminist Current Podcasts

    32 min
  • #017 FiLiA meets: Mine Atli - KAYAD

    Mine Atli: Lawyer and activist from THE ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN TO SUPPORT LIVING, or KAYAD as its known in Cyprus, speaks with FiLiA volunteer Sally Jackson. 

    KAYAD was established in 1998 with the aim of eliminating all forms of discrimination against women and contributing to gender equality by strengthening the profile of women in the community. 

    As the first and only of its kind in the northern part of Cyprus, KAYAD has carried out various awareness raising activities to prevent domestic violence and has made an effort to ensure that all steps it has taken for community development are sustainable. 

    Within a volunteer framework KAYAD has provided solidarity to all women, families and children that seek support. 

    KAYAD Website

    Follow Mine on Twitter: @MineAtli1

    21 min
  • #017 FiLiA meets: Mine Atli - KAYAD
    Mine Atli: Lawyer and activist from THE ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN TO SUPPORT LIVING, or KAYAD as its known in Cyprus, speaks with FiLiA volunteer Sally Jackson.
    KAYAD was established in 1998 with the aim of eliminating all forms of discrimination against women and contributing to gender equality by strengthening the profile of women in the community. 
    As the first and only of its kind in the northern part of Cyprus, KAYAD has carried out various awareness raising activities to prevent domestic violence and has made an effort to ensure that all steps it has taken for community development are sustainable. 
    Within a volunteer framework KAYAD has provided solidarity to all women, families and children that seek support.
    21 min
  • #016 FiLiA meets: Sabiha Temizkan - Speak Up For Leyla

    UPDATE 26th May 2019

    “I end my hunger strike but continue my fight against isolation”
    Leyla Güven

    Article in the Morning Star HERE

    Sabiha Temizkan is the daughter of Leyla Güven. Leyla is a Kurdish member of parliament from the Peoples’ Democratic Party in Turkey and co-chair of the Democratic Society Congress. Leyla has been on hunger strike since November 8th 2018 to protest the conditions of isolation in which PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan has been kept. Sabiha and Güzide Diker (interpreting) speak with Sally Jackson from FiLiA about Leyla’s resistance for democracy and peace in Turkey and how women can support her.

    Speak Up for Leyla Campaign 

    FiLiA Statement – a letter to Leyla 

    Follow Sabiha on Twitter: @sabihatemizkan

    Write to your MP in the UK

    26 min
  • #016 FiLiA meets: Sabiha Temizkan - Speak Up For Leyla
    Sabiha Temizkan is the daughter of Leyla Güven. Leyla is a Kurdish member of parliament from the Peoples’ Democratic Party in Turkey and co-chair of the Democratic Society Congress. Leyla has been on hunger strike since November 8th 2018 to protest the conditions of isolation in which PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan has been kept. Sabiha and Güzide Diker (interpreting) speak with Sally Jackson from FiLiA about Leyla’s resistance for democracy and peace in Turkey and how women can support her.
    26 min
  • #015 FiLiA meets: Dr Sasha Rakoff - Not Buying It
    Dr Sasha Rakoff is the CEO of Not Buying It, a UK-based feminist group who challenge the sexual exploitation of porn and the sex trade. She is joined by Sally Jackson from FiLiA in a discussion on strip clubs, including the recent exposure by Not Buying It of the sexual acts expected of performers at Spearmint Rhino in Sheffield. Sasha explains why the lap dancing industry is a problem for all women, especially the women working within it. 
    Website: www.notbuyingit.org.uk
    Email for support with local activism: [email protected]
    16 min
  • #015 FiLiA meets: Dr Sasha Rakoff - Not Buying It

    Dr Sasha Rakoff is the CEO of Not Buying It, a UK-based feminist group who challenge the sexual exploitation of porn and the sex trade. She is joined by Sally Jackson from FiLiA in a discussion on strip clubs, including the recent exposure by Not Buying It of the sexual acts expected of performers at Spearmint Rhino in Sheffield. Sasha explains why the lap dancing industry is a problem for all women, especially the women working within it. 

    Website: www.notbuyingit.org.uk

    Sign the petition: www.notbuyingit.org.uk/Petition

    Email for support with local activism: [email protected]

    Sunday Times Article: Sting at Spearmint Rhino

    16 min
  • #014 FiLiA in conversation: Khadija Khan and Sadia Hameed on Religious Fundamentalism, Part 1
    Khadija Khan is a feminist, independent journalist and commentator. She is originally from Pakistan, but left the country after she criticised religious fundamentalism. Khadija now lives in Germany. Her work focuses on women's rights and secular critiques of Islam. She is joined in an important two-part series of conversations by Sadia Hameed: ex-Muslim, anti-theist and secular women's rights activist. 
    Follow Khadija on Twitter: @khadijakhan__
    Sadia Hameed is Spokeswoman for the Council of Ex-Muslims of Great Britain
    Follow Sadia on Twitter: @sadia936
    1 hr 40 min

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