Women, Revolution and Backlash: Igniting Feminist Mobilization in Sudan

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https://doi.org/10.1017/s1743923x22000708

This publication is as part of a Critical Perspectives symposium on Feminists Reclaiming Citizenship through Protests in Africa. The symposium is edited by Rama Salla Deng, Toni Haastrup and Alice Kang. Other contributors to the section includes Awino Okech, Rose Ndengue, Shireen Hassim. Politics & Gender | FirstView articles | Cambridge Core

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Liv Tønnessen

Research Professor/Director of Center on Law and Social Transformation

Rights Activism under Political Uncertainty (RightAct)

Sep 2021 - Dec 2026

Sudan-Norway Academic Cooperation (SNAC)

Dec 2022 - Dec 2026

Women, Revolution and Backlash: Igniting Feminist Mobilization in Sudan

Liv Tønnessen

Rights Activism under Political Uncertainty (RightAct)

Sudan-Norway Academic Cooperation (SNAC)

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