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Arab Women’s Solidarity Association

international organization
Also known as: AWSA
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  • Nawal El Saadawi

    
1982 El Saadawi founded the Arab Women’s Solidarity Association (AWSA) and later served as editor of the organization’s publication, Al-NĆ«n. In 1991 the government closed down Al-NĆ«n and then, several months later, AWSA itself. Due to her outspoken views, El Saadawi continued to face frequent legal challenges from political and


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1982 El Saadawi founded the Arab Women’s Solidarity Association (AWSA) and later served as editor of the organization’s publication, Al-NĆ«n. In 1991 the government closed down Al-NĆ«n and then, several months later, AWSA itself. Due to her outspoken views, El Saadawi continued to face frequent legal challenges from political and


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