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MENA: Women and the Arab Spring, Taking Their Place?FIDAMarch 2012
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MENA: The Role of Social Media in Arab Women's EmpowermentDubai School of GovernmentNovember 2011
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MENA/ UNITED STATES: Women and the Arab Spring, Joint HearingDepartment of State11 November 2012
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COLOMBIA: Hidden From Justice Impunity for Conflict Related Sexual Violence, A Follow Up Report (English & Spanish)Amnesty International4 October 2012
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MENA: The Arab Spring for Women? Gender, Representation, and Middle East Politics in 2011 (Academic)Laura Sjoberg & Jonathon Whooley: University of Florida:2011
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MENA: Women's Rights Movements in the 'Arab Spring': Major Victories for Human Rights, or Symbolic Accommodations to Strengthen Regime Change Movements?Hayat Alvi, Ph.D., U.S. Naval War College16 August 2012
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MENA: Reflections on Women in the Arab SpringMiddle East Program Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars 8 March 2012
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MENA: Women's Rights and the Arab Spring Middle East/North Africa Overview and Fact SheetWomen's Learning PartnershipFall 2012
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INTERNATIONAL: Equal Power-Lasting Peace--Obstacles for Women's Participation in the Peace ProcessEqual Power Equal Peace9 October 2012
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BURMA: Concerns and Recommendations Regarding Peace Funds Burma's ethnic community and civil society organizations8 October 2012
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