Posted on 15 March 2010 by wlp
From WLP’s Twitter Feed on #AmanGlobal hash tag debate on women’s rights in the Middle East from March 9-11, 2010
Twitter results for #AmanGlobal hash tag debate on women’s rights in the Middle East from:
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wlp1: #AmanGlobal Thanks
@AmanpourCNN & all for great questions. We just returned from travels. Will start responding shortly. -Mahnaz, Lina, Asma
Tue Mar 09 2010 15:57:00
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AmanpourCNN: Use hashtag #AmanGlobal to submit your questions and join our debate on women’s rights in Middle East
Tue Mar 09 2010 18:14:08
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MlleMitchell:
@AmanpourCNN What are the issues that women in Arab countries view as most pressing in their fight for equality? #AmanGlobal
Mon Mar 08 2010 20:20:00
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wlp1: Mahnaz:
@MlleMitchell Reform of discriminatory laws (polygamy; right to work & travel; custody of children) is a pressing issue. #AmanGlobal
Tue Mar 09 2010 18:39:02
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wlp1: Mahnaz:
@MlleMitchell Women’s groups in Middle East working to change these discriminatory laws with varying degrees of success. #AmanGlobal
Tue Mar 09 2010 18:39:33
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AmanpourCNN: submit questions for guests participating in hash tag debate on women’s rights in the Middle East #AmanGlobal
Tue Mar 09 2010 19:46:38
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Eugene_R:
@AmanpourCNN Do women in Arab countries really pay attention to debates around the burqa and hijab in European countries? #AmanGlobal
Mon Mar 08 2010 20:17:00
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wlp1: Lina:
@Eugene_R: Women and the hijab in Europe is an issue related to migration, integration, racism, & ostracisation. #AmanGlobal
Tue Mar 09 2010 19:47:53
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wlp1: Lina:
@Eugene_R: Unlike Arab women in their countries of origin, migrant women may not have a women’s movement representing them #AmanGlobal
Tue Mar 09 2010 19:51:31
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wlp1: Lina:
@Eugene_R: Indeed, this may not be considered as a prime issues in the Arab region per se. #AmanGlobal
Tue Mar 09 2010 19:52:09
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Why_ethin: #AmanGlobal India will be giving 33pc reservation for women in parliament tmorrw. What is your opinion? Will it work?
Tue Mar 09 2010 20:17:39
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wlp1: Mahnaz:
@Why_ethin: Quotas for women’s representation in legislatures are helpful as a means of establishing level playing field #AmanGlobal
Tue Mar 09 2010 20:18:55
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wlp1: Mahnaz:
@Why_ethin: Women’s quotas, from Norway to Rwanda, have brought many more women to power and have affected policies. #AmanGlobal
Tue Mar 09 2010 20:19:19
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awakeningaimee: #AmanGlobal that is really intense. Glad you are working for women’s right. What can we do to help??? (Thanks :))
Tue Mar 09 2010 20:44:57
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wlp1: Asma:
@awakeningaimee: Understanding is very important, so is solidarity and support. Donate to good women’s organizations. #AmanGlobal
Tue Mar 09 2010 20:45:22
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wlp1: Asma:
@awakeningaimee: Advocate for women. Everyone can push their govt & policy makers to give more support for women’s issues. #AmanGlobal
Tue Mar 09 2010 20:45:40
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wlp1: Asma:
@awakeningaimee: Decision makers should give women priority on agenda at both national & international levels. #AmanGlobal
Tue Mar 09 2010 20:45:54
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AmanpourCNN: Participating in our hashtag debate: Mahnaz Afkhami of Iran, Lina Abou Habib of Lebanon & Asma Khader of Jordan #AmanGlobal
Tue Mar 09 2010 21:16:24
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rimakader: #AmanGlobal Why are only men in most countries in Middle East & N.Africa allowed to pass on citizenship to their children?
Tue Mar 09 2010 22:43:25
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wlp1: Lina:
@rimakader: Most Arab states consider men to be full citizens. Women are “dependent” on fathers, husbands, brothers & sons #AmanGlobal
Tue Mar 09 2010 22:45:36
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wlp1: Lina:
@rimakader: Nationality laws follow. Since only men are full citizens, they have prerogative of transmitting citizenship. #AmanGlobal
Tue Mar 09 2010 22:46:15
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wlp1: Twitter hashtag discussion on women’s rights in Middle East based on
AmanpourCNN podcast “Beyond the Veil” #AmanGlobal
Tue Mar 09 2010 23:18:03
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robsalk: #AmanGlobal Is it easy for women to succeed economically via entrepreneurship & can it pave way for greater political freedoms?
Wed Mar 10 2010 17:31:16
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wlp1: Asma:
@robsalk: Women’s entrepreneurship is useful. But it should benefit women and not become another way for exploitation. #AmanGlobal
Wed Mar 10 2010 17:33:00
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wlp1: Asma:
@robsalk: It will be good if women can own and use their income to empower themselves and be more independent. #AmanGlobal
Wed Mar 10 2010 17:34:37
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wlp1: Asma:
@robsalk: All rights, incl. economic & political, are interconnected. It is vital for women to be empowered in all spheres #AmanGlobal
Wed Mar 10 2010 17:36:00
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mcca3470: #AmanGlobal -How do you feel the process of “transnationalism” is helping to promote women’s rights in the Middle East?
Wed Mar 10 2010 21:17:43
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wlp1: Lina:
@mcca3470: Women’s issues are global issues as patriarchy is global & not particular to any community, country, or region #AmanGlobal
Wed Mar 10 2010 21:18:15
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wlp1: Lina:
@mcca3470: Struggle for women’s rights strengthened by global sisterhood & realisation that we all share the same struggle #AmanGlobal
Wed Mar 10 2010 21:18:49
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wlp1: We want to respond to @michaelbenidt, @andre_gv, @HYBRID79, @AlfaKat, @SalmaElTaweel, @alob0004 with the next few tweets #AmanGlobal
(editor’s note: similar questions as the two below)Wed Mar 10 2010 22:10:02
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michaelbenidt: @AmanpourCNN – Why does it seem that conservative religions – Christian, Muslim, etc – all seem to subjugate women? #AmanGlobal
Mon Mar 8 2010 20:25:00
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alob0004: womens rights in the middle east won’t change as long as men keep thinking less of them due to religious and cultural issues #AmanGlobal
Tue Mar 9 2010 08:33:00
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wlp1: Mahnaz: Every religion has been misinterpreted and used to limit women’s rights. Every religion has supportive text as well. #AmanGlobal
Wed Mar 10 2010 22:10:49
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wlp1: Mahnaz: Women from Iran to Morocco are using religious texts to bring support to their efforts for enhanced rights. #AmanGlobal
Wed Mar 10 2010 22:14:07
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wlp1: Lina: Women are oppressed by social institutions of which religious institutions are a part. #AmanGlobal
Wed Mar 10 2010 22:15:15
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wlp1: Lina: Many women & men in our region are working on issue of equality within framework of egalitarian interpretation of religion #AmanGlobal
Wed Mar 10 2010 22:15:49
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mommadona: Where do women in the Middle East see themselves in this world today? Western needs a benchmark perspective. TY. #AmanGlobal
Wed Mar 10 2010 23:56:42
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wlp1: Mahnaz:
@mommadona: Women in the Middle East see themselves at the forefront of bringing peace and resolving conflict. #AmanGlobal
Wed Mar 10 2010 23:57:21
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wlp1: Mahnaz:
@mommadona: Women want to empower themselves as well as other women to bring sustainable and lasting peace. #AmanGlobal
Wed Mar 10 2010 23:58:19
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IreneKaredis: Way from US 2 support womens advcy in ME? Intl organizations/ UN? CEDAW or on ground relationships with women? #Amanglobal
Thu Mar 11 2010 00:24:26
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wlp1: Lina:
@IreneKaredis: Would be wonderful if US would ratify #CEDAW & ensure US women enjoy full rights & are free from violence. #AmanGlobal
Thu Mar 11 2010 00:25:13
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wlp1: Mahnaz:
@IreneKaredis: Overcoming stereotypes & understanding each other’s lives will help overcome inequality & discrimination. #AmanGlobal
Thu Mar 11 2010 00:25:42
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Eugene_R:
@wlp1 Thank you for the response. As an American, I often wonder how something like the hijab debate in Europe is percieved (cont.)
Tue Mar 9 2010 14:35:00
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Eugene_R:
@wlp1 if at all in the Arab world. Again, thanks for the response! #AmanGlobal
Tue Mar 9 2010 14:35:00
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awakeningaimee:
@wlp1 My wish is for all the women of the world to be free, have rights & have their needs met as well as love. You are amazing #AmanGlobal
Tue Mar 9 2010 15:12:00
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michaelbenidt:
@wlp1 – appreciate your efforts on the #AmanGlobal discussion and the particular tweets about our questions. Thanks to you and @AmanpourCNN.
Wed Mar 10 2010 17:02:00
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mcca3470:
@wlp1 – Wow, thanks for the response! Appreciated.
Wed Mar 10 2010 18:49:00