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  1. Multimedia
  2. We Are Not Afraid

We Are Not Afraid

Online exhibition launched in 2018

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We Are Not Afraid

In March of 2018 Nobel Peace Laureates Shirin Ebadi, Tawakkol Karman, and Mairead Maguire, travelled to Bangladesh to assess first-hand the situation of the Rohingya refugees and violence against the Rohingya women—including high levels of sexual violence. It quickly became very clear that they were witnessing the aftermath of an ongoing campaign of genocide against the Rohingya people.

The delegation visited refugee camps near the Bangladesh-Burma border to meet with Rohingya women survivors. Working in partnership with Bangladeshi women’s organization Naripokkho, the laureates also learned from their experiences working to end the horrific violence against Rohingya women, advance women’s rights, and build peace in the country and across the region.

Despite immense trauma, Rohingya women have emerged as leaders within their communities. Featuring the work of Dhaka-based visual journalist Fabeha Monir, and American photojournalist Allison Joyce, This exhibit honours their courage and dignity. It has been two years since the brutal crackdown which forced hundreds of thousands to flee their homes. The Rohingya people are still waiting for justice. 

To view the online exhibition, click here:

https://www.we-are-not-afraid.org/

To find out more about the delegation to Bangladesh click here

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December 13, 2022

Oh, Sister! Documentary

December 2, 2021

When Feminists Rule The World - Season Three

April 15, 2020

When Feminists Rule the World - Season Two

December 19, 2019

Celebrating Women's Movements Around the World

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When Feminists Rule the World - Season 1

September 27, 2016

When We Are Bold - Collection of Essays

July 23, 2015

This is My Witness - Documentary Film

December 10, 2014

Beauty in the Middle: Women of Congo Speak Out

February 19, 2014

Partners for Peace - Film Documentary

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