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  • The European Forum of Muslim Women has been created at the beginning of 2006, following a series of the European Coordination of Muslim female associations active in several European countries.

    The European Forum works within the European Union for the consolidation of bonds and the exchange of experiences between the various members in order to support the involvement of the Muslim woman in the society as a citizen and to better response to her worries and to defend her interests and apply to the European and international authorities.


  • 25/01/2006 The European Forum of Muslim Women organizes its first European Congress
  • The European Forum of Muslim Women organizes its first European Congress

     

    Saint-Denis, the 25th January 2006

     

    The recent topicality related on the questions which milked with Islam and more particularly to the fate which would be reserved to the women, again plunges us in polemic virgins of any direction where the rights of Muslim women are called into question by some which denounce their alleged alienation with the man.


  • 15/05/2007 : interventions
  • Interventions during the act seminar

    1° Member of the European Parliament (ALDE)
    2° Noura Jaballah, President of EFOMW
    3° Sarah Ludford
    4° Liberal Democrat member of the European Parliament (ALDE)
    5° General Secretary of European Forum Of Muslim Women
    and others


  • 15/05/2007 Acts of the seminar
  •  Acts of the seminar : " Muslim Women in the Media, Between myth and reality "

    European parliament, 15 may 2007

    Click here to read the PDF


  • Muslim Women in the Media : Beyond Stereotypes
  • Author: Sajjad Karim 12 May 2007 - Issue : 729

    What comes into your mind when you think of a Muslim woman? A mysterious veiled victim of male oppression, awaiting Western liberation? A slogan-shouting terrorist? An uneducated foreigner with whom you have little in common? These thoughts have prompted me to organise a seminar with the European Forum of Muslim Women to encourage a dialogue within Europe, and hopefully to find answers to these complex questions.


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