Violence Against Women and Girls
Why we march to Reclaim the Night
“We march to reclaim our bodies from the expectations placed on us by the multiple forms of persecution we face within society. We experience racism, and hate crimes motivated by…
Read MoreVictim Blaming
By: Sara McHaffie At Amina MWRC, we are passionate about ending violence against women and girls, in all its forms. One of the most powerful tools at our disposal is…
Read MoreHappy Valentine’s…? Valentines Day isn’t hearts and flowers for everyone
‘But I love you!’ Hearing this after an abusive incident can counter-act the abuse that took place. It can cause some victims to put the hurt, the chaos, those feelings…
Read MoreTackling FGM in Scotland
Tackling FGM in Scotland Female Genital Mutilation or Cutting is a form of violence against women which does affect women living in Scotland. It’s an abuse of the human rights…
Read MoreVictim-blaming and revenge p*rn in Nina is Not OK
Victim-blaming and revenge p*rn in Nina is Not OK Content note: Sexual violence This week is Book Week Scotland and we’re still in the #16days of activism. I recently read…
Read MoreStreet harassment in India, and in Scotland
Street harassment in India, and in Scotland “I’m Anna, from India. In Kerala where I grew up, in the South of India, street harassment, and harassment on public transport are…
Read MoreMy First Reclaim The Night March
My first Reclaim The Night March Fatima Ramzan – Project worker – Dundee International Women’s Centre 2015 was Fatima’s first experience taking part in a protest march. I asked her…
Read MoreAmina – MWRC and Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre Launch ‘Hopscotch’ this 16 Days of Action
Amina – MWRC and Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre Launch ‘Hopscotch’ this 16 Days of Action This 16 Days of Action to end Gender-based Violence, Amina – Muslim Women’s Resource Centre…
Read MoreHOPSCOTCH Film launch
A film by Roxana Vilk based on Nadine Aisha’s poem ‘Hopscotch’ What happens when you walk down the street…if you’re a young woman of colour…who may or may not wear…
Read MoreTraditionally Submissive
‘Traditionally Submissive’ women took to twitter on Sunday night to challenge the stereotypical view of Muslim women.
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