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Author: Anuscheh Amir-Khalili

Anuscheh Amir-Khalili was born in 1977 in Iran. At 8, she fled to Germany because of the Iran-Iraq war. Today, her mission is to empower women with similar backgrounds. She founded Flamingo e.V., a Berlin-based NGO supporting refugee women in Germany. With Band of Sisters, she launched a project focusing on the feminist cohesion of women* from the Middle East.
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Dear Men of the West, Look to the Middle East for Lessons in Feminism

Anuscheh Amir-Khalili

Look to the Middle East for your lessons in feminism, and take notes. There are countless examples of men in the Middle East standing up for women’s rights.

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