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A Call to Global Feminists! Arizona’s Anti-Immigrant Bill 10702 is Anti-Women By Alma Castro

Arizona’s highly discriminatory and racist law, SB1070 will take effect tomorrow, July 29th, 2010. Though a judge has blocked the most “controversial” sections of the Arizona’s new immigration law, the legislation in essence will pave the way of legalizing racial profiling. Gov. Jan Brewer, a Republican who signed the law is appealing [...]

HIV Women Sterilized Without Their Consent

Three women are suing the Ministry of Health in Namibia because they were sterilized without their consent. Once testing positive for HIV, the women were allegedly sterilized without their full and informed consent. The women claim that they were discriminated against due to their HIV status and are seeking US $130,000 as compensation. [...]

Meet the Org: The Pixel Project

Interview with Regina Yau, Founder and President The Pixel Project International Connect with Regina on GSO! GSO: How did The Pixel Project get started? The Pixel Project: I started The Pixel Project in response to a cry for help from Malaysia’s Women’s Aid Organisation (WAO). Their need emerged when the global financial crisis started in late 2008 and donors and [...]
 
 
 

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Bettina Suleiman

New Publication about Dismissal Compensation

Posted by Bettina Suleiman on July 28, 2010 at 4:41am

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Desert Warrior

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