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Comment: France's Muslims are coming under pressure to toe the Republican line, but for many, the values of the Republic are simply a vehicle for anti-Muslim sentiment, writes Katy Stone
Comment: Observers have tended to fall back on simplistic theories to explain why at least 600 Western women have joined the Islamic State group, writes Brenda Stoter.
Comment: Arab women should tell their stories in all their joy or brutality, without fear of outside censure, writes Amal Awad.
Tunisia's revolution has secured increased freedom. But - whether on issues of violence, political representation or equal pay and opportunity - there is a lot of work to do on gender issues.
If the amendment to the Personal Status Code is passed, lowering the legal age for marriage to nine, Iraq will be thrust into the dark ages, says Zahra Ali.
Opinion: Muslim women in Europe are submitted to social, professional, and legal pressure to not wear the hijab, and if they do, many women are forced to submit themselves to the 'friendly enough' test, writes Jasmine M. El-Gamal.
The latest controversy over the hijab in Europe has reignited an old debate about the "freedom in hijab", but absent from the conversation are the voices of Muslim women, write Diego Gambetta and Ozan Aksoy.
Three years after the Taliban’s return to power, we must demand an end to the bans on girls' education and involvement in civil society, writes Gordon Brown.
Comment: One of the biggest challenges facing Muslim women, is constantly being defined by others, write Nafisa Bakkar and Selina Bakkar, founders of amaliah.com.
Statement: Western states & institutions are complicit in Israel’s attacks in Gaza which have killed thousands, write Yasmina Benslimane & a collective of MENA feminists. Gendered forms of violence facing women in Gaza must also be highlighted.