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"La conférence d'Amsterdam pour la paix"
written by Huda Sha'arawi, 1879-1947, in L'Egyptienne, Vol. 3 no. 33, December 1927, pp. 2-12 (Egyptienne, 1927), 12 page(s)
In this article, President Hoda Charaoui provides meeting minutes as well as post-meeting reflections on the November 1927 Amsterdam Peace Conference. In attendance were feminists and peace advocates from a variety of national contexts including organizing members of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance (IWSA...
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written by Huda Sha'arawi, 1879-1947, in L'Egyptienne, Vol. 3 no. 33, December 1927, pp. 2-12 (Egyptienne, 1927), 12 page(s)
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In this article, President Hoda Charaoui provides meeting minutes as well as post-meeting reflections on the November 1927 Amsterdam Peace Conference. In attendance were feminists and peace advocates from a variety of national contexts including organizing members of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance (IWSA) In the Conference’s opening session, Margery Corbett Ashby, the president of the IWSA, explained that the Alliance places the issue...
In this article, President Hoda Charaoui provides meeting minutes as well as post-meeting reflections on the November 1927 Amsterdam Peace Conference. In attendance were feminists and peace advocates from a variety of national contexts including organizing members of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance (IWSA) In the Conference’s opening session, Margery Corbett Ashby, the president of the IWSA, explained that the Alliance places the issue of peace on its agenda since it was women’s sacred duty to spread a spirit of peace and fraternity throughout the world. On the second day, the Conference focused on issues of arbitration and international security and, a day later, on the question of disarmament. In closing, President Charaoui, the Conference representative of the Egyptian Feminist Union, asks her audience to turn attention to questions of peace, justice, and fraternity in pursuit of their national and feminist goals. As an example, she argues that members must keep in mind that Egypt’s geographical position and its immediate proximity to the Suez Canal renders the nation vulnerable to foreign aggression.
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Women and Social Movements, International
Field of Study
Women and Social Movements
Content Type
Periodical article
Author / Creator
Huda Sha'arawi, 1879-1947
Date Published / Released
1927
Publisher
Egyptienne
Topic / Theme
Peace, International Governance, and International Law, Disarmament, International Peace
Organization Discussed
Egyptian Feminist Union
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L'Egyptienne, Egyptian Feminist Union, Egyptienne
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Egyptian Feminist Union
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L'Egyptienne, Egyptian Feminist Union, Egyptienne
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Egyptian Feminist Union
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L'Egyptienne, Egyptian Feminist Union, Egyptienne
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Egyptian Feminist Union
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"De l'Union Féministe Egyptienne"
written by Hoda Charaoui, 1879-1947, in L'Egyptienne, Vol. 12 no. 123, June 1936, p. 10 (Egyptienne, 1936), 2 page(s)
Hoda Charaoui, “On the Egyptian Feminist Union,” L’Egyptienne No. 123 (June 1936), p. 10.
This short article calls attention to the plight of Palestinian women, highlighted by an appeal for support from the Committee of Arab Palestinian Women to the Egyptian Feminist Union. The President of the Egyptian Fem...
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written by Hoda Charaoui, 1879-1947, in L'Egyptienne, Vol. 12 no. 123, June 1936, p. 10 (Egyptienne, 1936), 2 page(s)
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Hoda Charaoui, “On the Egyptian Feminist Union,” L’Egyptienne No. 123 (June 1936), p. 10.
This short article calls attention to the plight of Palestinian women, highlighted by an appeal for support from the Committee of Arab Palestinian Women to the Egyptian Feminist Union. The President of the Egyptian Feminist Union, Hoda Charaoui, pledges financial aid and drafts a telegram to the British Minister of Foreign Affairs addressing the problem...
Hoda Charaoui, “On the Egyptian Feminist Union,” L’Egyptienne No. 123 (June 1936), p. 10.
This short article calls attention to the plight of Palestinian women, highlighted by an appeal for support from the Committee of Arab Palestinian Women to the Egyptian Feminist Union. The President of the Egyptian Feminist Union, Hoda Charaoui, pledges financial aid and drafts a telegram to the British Minister of Foreign Affairs addressing the problems raised by the Committee of Arab Palestinian Women. A copy of the telegram is provided in English, calling for the end of Jewish immigration to the Levant and chastising the British government for ambiguity in terms of the Palestinian question.
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Women and Social Movements, International
Field of Study
Women and Social Movements
Content Type
Periodical article
Author / Creator
Hoda Charaoui, 1879-1947
Date Published / Released
1936
Publisher
Egyptienne
Topic / Theme
Political and Human Rights, Equal Rights for Women
Organization Discussed
Egyptian Feminist Union
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L'Egyptienne, Egyptian Feminist Union, Egyptienne
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Egyptian Feminist Union
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L'Egyptienne, Egyptian Feminist Union, Egyptienne
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Egyptian Feminist Union
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L'Egyptienne, Egyptian Feminist Union, Egyptienne
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written by Ceza Nabaraouy-Neguib, fl. 1930; in "Discours prononcé à la soirée des Sociétés Savantes" (L'Egyptienne)
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written by Ceza Nabaraouy-Neguib, fl. 1930; in "Discours prononcé à la soirée des Sociétés Savantes" (L'Egyptienne)
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Women and Social Movements, International
Field of Study
Women and Social Movements
Content Type
Periodical article
Author / Creator
Ceza Nabaraouy-Neguib, fl. 1930
Topic / Theme
Political and Human Rights, Women and Religion, Human Rights, Equal Rights for Women, Religious Prescriptions for Women
Organization Discussed
Egyptian Feminist Union
Organization
L'Egyptienne, Egyptian Feminist Union
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Egyptian Feminist Union
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L'Egyptienne, Egyptian Feminist Union
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written by Ceza Nabaraouy-Neguib, fl. 1930; in "Discours prononcé à la Sorbonne" (L'Egyptienne)
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written by Ceza Nabaraouy-Neguib, fl. 1930; in "Discours prononcé à la Sorbonne" (L'Egyptienne)
Collection
Women and Social Movements, International
Field of Study
Women and Social Movements
Content Type
Periodical article
Author / Creator
Ceza Nabaraouy-Neguib, fl. 1930
Topic / Theme
Political and Human Rights, Equal Rights for Women, Human Rights
Organization Discussed
Egyptian Feminist Union
Organization
L'Egyptienne, Egyptian Feminist Union
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Egyptian Feminist Union
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"La délégation égyptienne au Congrès de Copenhague"
written by Ceza Nabaraouy-Neguib, fl. 1930, in L'Egyptienne, Vol. 15 no. 157, July 1939, pp. 2-9 (Egyptienne, 1939), 9 page(s)
Nabaraoui comments on the changed circumstances in the world since the 1935 meeting of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance in Istanbul making the Copenhagen Congress much less joyous. Many countries were not represented in Copenhagen—Germany, Hungary, Italy, Spain, Greece, Rumania, Turkey and Russia and As...
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written by Ceza Nabaraouy-Neguib, fl. 1930, in L'Egyptienne, Vol. 15 no. 157, July 1939, pp. 2-9 (Egyptienne, 1939), 9 page(s)
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Nabaraoui comments on the changed circumstances in the world since the 1935 meeting of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance in Istanbul making the Copenhagen Congress much less joyous. Many countries were not represented in Copenhagen—Germany, Hungary, Italy, Spain, Greece, Rumania, Turkey and Russia and Asia and Africa were largely absent. Resolutions concerning totalitarian states and Jewish immigration preoccupied the Congress, with st...
Nabaraoui comments on the changed circumstances in the world since the 1935 meeting of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance in Istanbul making the Copenhagen Congress much less joyous. Many countries were not represented in Copenhagen—Germany, Hungary, Italy, Spain, Greece, Rumania, Turkey and Russia and Asia and Africa were largely absent. Resolutions concerning totalitarian states and Jewish immigration preoccupied the Congress, with stormy discussion of issues concerning Palestine and the persecution of European Jews. In the end the body did not approve an Egyptian resolution opposing the continued immigration of Jews to Palestine in the face of Arab opposition.
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Women and Social Movements, International
Field of Study
Women and Social Movements
Content Type
Periodical article
Author / Creator
Ceza Nabaraouy-Neguib, fl. 1930
Date Published / Released
1939
Publisher
Egyptienne
Topic / Theme
Political and Human Rights, Human Rights, Equal Rights for Women
Organization Discussed
Egyptian Feminist Union, United Nations. World Conference of the Decade for Women : Copenhagen, Denmark, 1980
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L'Egyptienne, Egyptian Feminist Union, United Nations. World Conference of the Decade for Women : Copenhagen, Denmark, 1980, Egyptienne
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Egyptian Feminist Union, United Nations. World Conference of the Decade for Women : Copenhagen, Denmark, 1980
Egyptian Feminist Union, United Nations. World Conference of the Decade for Women : Copenhagen, Denmark, 1980
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L'Egyptienne, Egyptian Feminist Union, United Nations. World Conference of the Decade for Women : Copenhagen, Denmark,...
L'Egyptienne, Egyptian Feminist Union, United Nations. World Conference of the Decade for Women : Copenhagen, Denmark, 1980, Egyptienne
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Egyptian Feminist Union, United Nations. World Conference of the Decade for Women : Copenhagen, Denmark, 1980
Egyptian Feminist Union, United Nations. World Conference of the Decade for Women : Copenhagen, Denmark, 1980
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L'Egyptienne, Egyptian Feminist Union, United Nations. World Conference of the Decade for Women : Copenhagen, Denmark,...
L'Egyptienne, Egyptian Feminist Union, United Nations. World Conference of the Decade for Women : Copenhagen, Denmark, 1980, Egyptienne
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The Egyptian Feminist Union, Now the Hoda Shaʾarawi Association: Written on the Occasion of Its Golden Jubilee, 1923-1973
written by Bahijah Sidqi Rashid, 1899-1987, Taheya Mohammed Asfahani, fl. 1973 and Samia Sidky Mourad, fl. 1973 (Cairo, Cairo Governorate: Anglo-Egyptian Bookshop, 1973), 33 page(s)
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written by Bahijah Sidqi Rashid, 1899-1987, Taheya Mohammed Asfahani, fl. 1973 and Samia Sidky Mourad, fl. 1973 (Cairo, Cairo Governorate: Anglo-Egyptian Bookshop, 1973), 33 page(s)
Collection
Women and Social Movements, International
Field of Study
Women and Social Movements
Content Type
Government/institutional document
Author / Creator
Bahijah Sidqi Rashid, 1899-1987, Taheya Mohammed Asfahani, fl. 1973, Samia Sidky Mourad, fl. 1973
Date Published / Released
1973
Publisher
Anglo-Egyptian Bookshop
Topic / Theme
Political and Human Rights, Equal Rights for Women
Copyright Message
http://www.awid.org/
Organization Discussed
Egyptian Feminist Union
Organization
Anglo-Egyptian Bookshop, Egyptian Feminist Union
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Egyptian Feminist Union
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Anglo-Egyptian Bookshop, Egyptian Feminist Union
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Egyptian Feminist Union
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Anglo-Egyptian Bookshop, Egyptian Feminist Union
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Egyptian Feminist Union
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Anglo-Egyptian Bookshop, Egyptian Feminist Union
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"L'activité de l'Union Féministe Egyptienne"
written by Huda Sha'arawi, 1879-1947, in L'Egyptienne, Vol. 4 no. 37, May 1928, pp. 10-12 (Egyptienne, 1928), 4 page(s)
Ceza Nabaraoui, “Business Notes, Egyptian Feminist Union,” L’Egyptienne, number 39, May 1929, pp. 10-12.
This is a three-page report of recent business of the Egyptian Feminist Union. The organization had been particularly active in improving educational and professional opportunities for young girls, includ...
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written by Huda Sha'arawi, 1879-1947, in L'Egyptienne, Vol. 4 no. 37, May 1928, pp. 10-12 (Egyptienne, 1928), 4 page(s)
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Ceza Nabaraoui, “Business Notes, Egyptian Feminist Union,” L’Egyptienne, number 39, May 1929, pp. 10-12.
This is a three-page report of recent business of the Egyptian Feminist Union. The organization had been particularly active in improving educational and professional opportunities for young girls, including raising funds for new schools and developing pedagogical lessons. The organization’s broader agenda included investigating question...
Ceza Nabaraoui, “Business Notes, Egyptian Feminist Union,” L’Egyptienne, number 39, May 1929, pp. 10-12.
This is a three-page report of recent business of the Egyptian Feminist Union. The organization had been particularly active in improving educational and professional opportunities for young girls, including raising funds for new schools and developing pedagogical lessons. The organization’s broader agenda included investigating questions related to hygiene, education, social problems, Muslim Law, civil law, and international law. During the spring of 1928, the organization also hosted a public memorial for Qasim Amin, an early leader of the Egyptian women’s movement.
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Collection
Women and Social Movements, International
Field of Study
Women and Social Movements
Content Type
Periodical article
Author / Creator
Huda Sha'arawi, 1879-1947
Date Published / Released
1928
Publisher
Egyptienne
Organization Discussed
Egyptian Feminist Union
Organization
L'Egyptienne, Egyptian Feminist Union, Egyptienne
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Egyptian Feminist Union
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L'Egyptienne, Egyptian Feminist Union, Egyptienne
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