The question and answer session at the panel discussion on Women as Equal Citizens: Advocating for Change in Muslim-Majority Societies. This panel discussion is part of the event that launched Claiming Equal Citizenship: The International Campaign for Arab Women’s Right to Nationality on Sep 6, 2006. Less

  Azar Nafisi, author of Reading Lolita in Tehran and director of the SAIS Dialogue Project at Johns Hopkins University presents concluding remarks at the panel discussion on Women as Equal Citizens: Advocating for Change in Muslim-Majority Societies. This panel discussion launched Claiming Equal Citizenship: The Campaign for Arab Women’s Right to Nationality on Sep 6, 2006. Less

  Asma Khader, General Coordinator of Sisterhood is Global Institute/Jordan and former Minister of Culture, Jordan presents the national campaign in Jordan at the panel discussion on Women as Equal Citizens: Advocating for Change in Muslim-Majority Societies. This panel discussion launched Claiming Equal Citizenship: The International Campaign for Arab Women’s Right to Nationality on Sep 6, 2006. Less

  Amina Lemrini, Executive Committee member of Association Démocratique des Femmes du Maroc and a Board member of Collectif 95 Maghreb-Egalite, Morocco presents the national campaign in Morocco at the panel discussion on Women as Equal Citizens: Advocating for Change in Muslim-Majority Societies. The speech translated from French into English by Chari Voss. This panel discussion launched Claiming Equal Citizenship: The International Campaign for Arab Women’s Right to Nationality on Sep 6, 2006. To the Claiming Equal Citizenship campaign blog. Less

  Lina Abou-Habib, Executive Director of CRTD.A, Lebanon presents the Regional Campaign in Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, and Lebanon at the panel discussion on Women as Equal Citizens: Advocating for Change in Muslim-Majority Societies. This panel discussion launched Claiming Equal Citizenship: The International Campaign for Arab Women’s Right to Nationality on Sep 6, 2006. To the Claiming Equal Citizenship campaign blog article. Less

  Women’s Learning Partnership (WLP) President & CEO Mahnaz Afkhami delivers the introductory note to the panel discussion on Women as Equal Citizens: Advocating for Change in Muslim-Majority Societies. This panel discussion launched Claiming Equal Citizenship: The International Campaign for Arab Women’s Right to Nationality on Sep 6, 2006. To the Claiming Equal Citizenship campaign blog article. Less