Women Living Under Muslim Laws Solidarity Network

Women Living Under Muslim Laws Solidarity Network www.wluml.org. Contact us on [email protected] WLUML focuses on laws and customs and the concrete realities of women’s lives.

WLUML is a transnational solidarity network that provides information, support & a collective space for women whose lives are shaped, conditioned or governed by laws & customs said to derive from Islam. This includes the often diverse practices and laws classified as ‘Muslim’ (resulting from different interpretations of religious texts and/or the political use of religion) and the effects these have on women, rather than on the religion of Islam itself.

In Visible but Sidelined: Women, Violence, and Representation in Post-Revolution Bangladesh, researcher and WLUML Fellow...
12/05/2026

In Visible but Sidelined: Women, Violence, and Representation in Post-Revolution Bangladesh, researcher and WLUML Fellow Arzu Tasnine Anna examines how gendered violence, unequal laws, and political exclusion continue to structure the country’s democratic transition. Drawing on election data, feminist advocacy, and CEDAW frameworks, the paper asks a critical question: what kind of “new Bangladesh” is possible when women remain excluded from power?

Read the new occasional paper from Women Living Under Muslim Laws here:

https://www.wluml.org/2026/05/12/visible-but-sidelined-women-violence-and-representation-in-post-revolution-bangladesh-by-arzu-tasnine-anna/

Future Steps for Pakistani Women’s Cricket to SucceedWhat does sustainable growth for women’s cricket in Pakistan really...
08/05/2026

Future Steps for Pakistani Women’s Cricket to Succeed

What does sustainable growth for women’s cricket in Pakistan really require? Beyond talent on the field, long-term success depends on investment, equal opportunities, grassroots development, and safer, more inclusive sporting spaces for women and girls.

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WomenEmpowerment

Nida Dar: Breaking Wickets and Barriers in Pakistani Women’s CricketFrom record-breaking performances to becoming a symb...
08/05/2026

Nida Dar: Breaking Wickets and Barriers in Pakistani Women’s Cricket

From record-breaking performances to becoming a symbol of perseverance, Nida Dar’s journey reflects both the possibilities and the challenges faced by women athletes in Pakistan. A story of leadership, resilience, and changing perceptions through sport.

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WomenAthletes

Creating Public Spaces and Reshaping Cultural Attitudes: The Case of Women in Pakistani CricketCricket has become more t...
08/05/2026

Creating Public Spaces and Reshaping Cultural Attitudes: The Case of Women in Pakistani Cricket

Cricket has become more than a sport for women in Pakistan, it has become a way of claiming visibility, mobility, and voice in public life. This blog explores how women cricketers continue to challenge cultural barriers while reshaping ideas of who belongs in public spaces.

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GenderJustice

Reclaiming the Field: Women, Public Space, and the Legacy Behind Pakistan’s Women’s CricketBehind every boundary and bre...
08/05/2026

Reclaiming the Field: Women, Public Space, and the Legacy Behind Pakistan’s Women’s Cricket

Behind every boundary and breakthrough lies a longer history of women negotiating access to public space, sport, and representation. This blog traces the legacy of the women who helped carve out space for future generations in Pakistani cricket.

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SportsAndSociety

Struggles Beyond the Pitch: The Social, Economic, and Political Challenges of Pakistan’s Women CricketersThe challenges ...
08/05/2026

Struggles Beyond the Pitch: The Social, Economic, and Political Challenges of Pakistan’s Women Cricketers

The challenges faced by Pakistan’s women cricketers extend far beyond the game itself. From unequal opportunities and financial barriers to social scrutiny and political constraints, this blog highlights the realities women athletes continue to navigate while pursuing their passion and redefining possibility.

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SportsAndSociety

WLUML vehemently opposes war, in all of its shapes and forms, and condemns the damages it wrecks upon life.
06/04/2026

WLUML vehemently opposes war, in all of its shapes and forms, and condemns the damages it wrecks upon life.

This time our own Roohafza Zarabi wrote how true love is not a passive emotion; it is a devotion to defending women’s fu...
08/03/2026

This time our own Roohafza Zarabi wrote how true love is not a passive emotion; it is a devotion to defending women’s fundamental rights across the world.

As WLUML expands our thematic work on Love as political, our very own Roofafza Zarabi pens her thoughts for us.
08/03/2026

As WLUML expands our thematic work on Love as political, our very own Roofafza Zarabi pens her thoughts for us.

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