
17. Jänner 2012
The Yemeni economist Mohammed Al-Maitami speaks about tribal warriors, Islamists, separatists, and the future of his country.
Vienna, December 2011 www.profil.at profil: Yemen is impoverished and underdeveloped. Do the demonstrators’ demands for democracy even have a chance at being met? Al-Maitami: It is true: Yemen ...
17. Jänner 2012
Interview with Yemeni Experts Dr. Bilqis Jubari and Dr. Mohammed Al-Maitami on Zeitim Bild 24 - ORF Austria
In December 2011, Women without Borders/SAVE invited two Yemeni experts to Vienna to discuss the future economic and social challenges faced by their country since the uprisings that began in January ...
13. Jänner 2012
Mumbai, November 2011
On 22 November 2011, Women without Borders/SAVE-Sisters Against Violent Extremism facilitated a dialogue event between Indian and Pakistani youth in Mumbai to bridge the longstanding political divide ...
05. Jänner 2012
A message from SAVE sisters Esther Ibanga and Khadija Hawaja
Nigeria has entered the year 2012 with a worrying state of emergency due to the terrifying Christmas-day attacks on churches, which resulted in the death of at least 50 people. Boko Haram claimed ...
21. Dezember 2011
with Yemeni experts Bilqis Jubari and Mohammed al-Maitami at the Austrian National Bank
On Wednesday, December 14th, 2011, Women without Borders/SAVE held an expert roundtable at the Austrian National Bank in Vienna with Yemeni experts, Dr. Bilqis Jubari and Dr. Mohammed Al Maitami, entitled ...
16. Dezember 2011
Two academics advocate for change in the economically and politically instable Yemen
Die Presse, 16.12.2011 Vienna – “Outsiders only view Yemen as a refuge for Al Qaeda. However attention should be directed towards the twenty five million Yemenis, not the one hundred terrorists,” says ...
16. Dezember 2011
Die Psychologin Bilqis Jubari kümmert sich in ihrer Heimat Jemen um unterdrückte Frauen, die unter Armut und Gewalt leiden
VON KAROLINE KRAUSE KURIER FREITAG, 16. DEZEMBER 2011 Wenn eine Jemenitin durch Europa reist und bei Pressekonferenzen ihren Mann mit hat, der sich um die zweijährige Tochter kümmert, wenn diese ...
16. Dezember 2011
dieStandard.at, 15.12.2011
JEMENITISCHE EXPERTINNEN "Die Anerkennung für Frauen ist gewachsen" 15. Dezember 2011 16:19 "Wenn Fundamentalisten an die Macht kommen, fallen wir um 100 Jahre zurück" - Die Bilqis Jubari und ...
16. Dezember 2011
On Tuesday, December 6th, 2011 Women without Borders/SAVE hosted an evening panel discussion entitled, Somali Women Standing Up to Violent Extremism, featuring two Somali women activists Hanan Ibrahim, ...
09. Dezember 2011
From November 28 to December 2, 2011, SAVE conducted a country visit to Dushanbe, Tajikistan, to learn more about violent extremism and radicalization that lead to terrorism in the country as well as ...
07. Dezember 2011
By Karoline Krause
Kurier, 7/12/2011 The boys who are recruited into the radical Islamic al-Shabaab militia in Somalia are between the ages of eight and nineteen years old. „They are seized on the street, or forcibly ...
30. November 2011
How women stand up to violent extremism
Beyond Grief is a short documentary depicting the common journey of a group of women from India and Pakistan, who were all affected in one way or another by violent extremism. These brave women risked ...
23. November 2011
Brückenbau durch Bildung, Geschlechtergerechtigkeit und Dialog. Eine filmische Dokumentation.
Aktuelle Studien, Analysen und Alltagserfahrungen zeigen, dass Begegnungen zwischen den Kulturen nicht in ausreichendem Maße gepflegt werden. Soziale Spannungen, gegenseitige Ressentiments, Vorurteile, ...
22. November 2011
SAVE visits the graduates of the competence and confidence building income-generating workshop in Mumbai
On November 20, SAVE Global visited the graduates of the SAVE competence and confidence building income-generating workshop in Mumbai, India. The participants, all wives of constables in the Mumbai police ...
15. November 2011
A SAVE discussion at the Paley Center in New York
On Tuesday, November 8th, 2011 Women without Borders/SAVE hosted a panel discussion entitled Can Mothers Stop Terrorism? at the Paley Center for Media in New York, featuring Aicha el-Wafi and Abdul Haqq ...
30. Oktober 2011
An Interview with Nadia Al-Saakaf, Editor in Chief at Yemen Times
Edit Schlaffer recently conducted an interview with Nadia Al-Saakaf, Editor in Chief at Yemen Times, who is closely following the turbulent developments in Sanaa. On the 26th of October, Yemeni women ...
17. Oktober 2011
The Egyptian Women's Revolution has Only Just Begun
Contrary to popular belief, the revolution in Egypt is far from over. In fact, the military's repression of Coptic protests in Cairo last Sunday can be described as the most violent incident since the ...
14. Oktober 2011
Die ägyptische TV-Journalistin kritisiert die Militärs und Medien - Die Revolution sei unumkehrbar und braucht eine stärkere Einbindung von Frauen
14. Oktober 2011 die Standard Wien - Die TV-Journalistin Shahira Amin, die während des politischen Umbruchs in Ägypten aus Protest gegen die Zensur ihren Führungsposten beim staatlichen Sender ...
12. September 2011
Von Edit Schlaffer This interview contains controversial ideas that we are sure will prompt discussion. Please leave comments on our blog: www.womenwithoutborders-save.blogspot.com Ihr Sohn, Zacarias ...
09. September 2011
Around the world, we all recognize just how much 9/11 has changed our lives. This recognition is not merely intellectual; it is an emotional reaction to increased security measures when traveling, the ...
13. Oktober 2010
Die Österreichische Stiftung für Weltbevölkerung und Internationale Zusammenarbeit (SWI) schreibt heuer zum dritten Mal den European Award for Excellence in Journalism aus.
Der Journalist Award wird im Rahmen des von der Europäischen Union geförderten Projektes Reproductive Health for All in den fünf beteiligten Ländern Österreich, Deutschland, Polen, ...