Search Results - Justice and Equality Movement
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Gender equality principles in CEDAW: an Islamic perspective
Published 2017“…Misunderstanding of Islamic concept of gender equality by the West and some Muslims has caused Muslim women to be influenced by alien conception and principle of gender equality while seeking justice and freedom. …”
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The perception on feminist movement among female students in UiTM Puncak Alam / Nur Afiqah Basar
Published 2019“…Feminism is generally can be defined as a social and ideological movement that equalizes rights between women and men or commonly know more as gender equality in all fields, including education, politics, law, social and industry in the formal and informal sectors. …”
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From social justice to landscapes: The politics behind the woodblock prints of See Cheen Tee / Eugene Foo Shyang Eu
Published 2020“…His work is compared and contrasted against other artworks such as woodblock prints produced during the Chinese Modern Woodcut Movement, paintings by first generation Nanyang-style artists and even some of his contemporaries. …”
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Democratization of Islamic movements: Why ballot not bullet?
Published 2005“…The relationship between Islam and democracy can be viewed based on the participation of Islamic movement in the democratic process through election.This democratization of Islamic movement became more significant in early 1990s when authoritarian governments accepted democracy and introduced the multi-party system.The Islamic movement and Muslims have accepted democracy as the channel to obtain legal political means because some of the principles of democracy such as justice, freedom and equality are embodied in (syura) in Islamic politics.For further discussion on the democratization of Islamic movement, this paper explores several factors that influence Islamic movement to participate in the democratic process through election.…”
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Muslim feminists’ reading of the Qur’an: a juristic analysis on family law issues
Published 2018“…To remedy the situation, feminist scholarship’s main argument is that there is a need for feminist-reading of the sacred texts so as to purge the juristic legacy of male-biased views and achieve justice and equality for Muslim women in contemporary families. …”
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Between the will of the contracting parties and the needs of today
Published 2014“…During the next year a triumvirate of rapporteurs drafted a European Convention on Human Rights and a Statute of the European Court of Human Rights (hereafter the Court) for the ‘European Movement’. Following the establishment of the Council of Europe these two drafts were submitted to the highest political body of the Council, the Committee of Ministers. …”
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Gender, Place, and Identity of South Asian Women
Published 2022“…It contributes to the debate on gender identity and equality, spatial and social justice, women empowerment, marginalization, and anti-discrimination measures. …”
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Islamic Feminism: Gender Equity By Deconstructing Tradition
Published 2016“…Individualism that penetrated the core of modern society brought many changes to the application of many pre-modern values like justice, equality and liberty. From such passage from pre-modern to modern world we witness the birth of one of the most influential movements in modern world on the level of social dynamics; Feminism. …”
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Use of self-advocacy in peer mediation for conflict resolution by young adults with learning disabilities: A participatory action research / Pang Jee Ching
Published 2018“…From the unknown to the confidence of knowing and doing, this study hopes to make connections between practice and theory where people can enjoy peace, justice, equality in the midst to understand complexities of life in learning and supporting each other. …”
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Muslim women’s activism: A comparative study of the educated female perceptions in Malaysia and Pakistan / Aurangzaib Alamgir
Published 2015“…They attempt to reinterpret and understand Islam as one that is more affirmative of women‟s rights and status and focus at the essence of Islam as a religion that emphasizes equality, egalitarian and justice between genders The study focuses on the perception of Muslim female educated elites about SIS, WAF and their strategies and programs. …”
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