They
They will kill me but they will not kill my voice, because it will be the voice of all Afghan women. You can cut the flower, but you cannot stop the coming of spring.
They have more power. They are part of the institutions that we want to change. They might be on the inside, working to make things better. Or they might not know their rules and ideals are oppressive. Then again, they might. They might be allies, sometimes. They might be friends. They might be some of us. read more
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the education of Miss G__by February 20, 2008
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April 1994: the night raid at Kingston’s Prison for Womenby April 24, 2006
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Murdoch v. Murdoch and family property law in CanadaJuly 7, 2006
People
soldier: Emma Edmondsby June 28, 2000
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Dr. Daurene E. LewisMay 3, 2000
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April 1994: the night raid at Kingston’s Prison for Women
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There was supposed to be a new approach to the Correctional Service of Canada’s relationship to female offenders, who were promised responsible choices, respect, dignity, supportive environments, and shared responsibility. But on the night of April 26, eight women experienced humiliation, degradation, raw fear and trauma at the hands of an all-male emergency team. How did this happen? What has changed since? read more