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Stop Virginity Tests

16th February 2021

#StopVirginityTest #stopart488 #Maroc #Iran http://traditionalvirginitytest.com We fully support Mouvement Alternatif pour les Libertés Individuelles - Maroc and Ibtissame Betty Lachgar in their launch of the “Traditional Virginity Test” campaign, introducing sets of blank bed sheets that…

Webinar on marriage law and its effects on minority women

2nd February 2021

On 28 January 2021 One Law for All and Southall Black Sisters organised a webinar on marriage law in the UK and the need for changes to give minority women justice. It took…

Religion, Marriage and Minority Women’s Rights in Family Law

14th November 2020

Southall Black Sisters and One Law for All invite you to attend this timely webinar which will take place against the backdrop of the Law Commission’s review of marriage laws in the UK…

“The right to criticize Islam is crucial for us atheists of Muslim culture,” SIAWI, 2 November 2020

2nd November 2020

The below is the English version of an extended interview published in L'Express magazine on 1 November 2020. You can see the full interview in French here. The English was published on Secularism is…

Court of Appeal ruling will force women to discriminatory Sharia courts

14th February 2020

Court of Appeal rules that women who are unable to register their marriage in accordance with the law are not entitled to financial remedies on the break-up of their marriage. On the 13th…

“On The Side Of Those Who Fight For Freedom”

16th January 2020

The below was first published on Centre for Women's Justice website written by Maryam Namazie, joint prize winner of the Emma Humphrey’s Memorial Prize 2019. I started Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain and One…

Does religion have a privileged status in the UK?

20th November 2019

By Rahila Gupta CNN, Wed November 20, 2019 Editor's Note: Rahila Gupta is an author and journalist. She has written several books, including "Don't Wake Me: The Ballad of Nihal Armstrong" and "Enslaved: The…

Significant case on women’s rights following break up of marriage at the Court of Appeal

6th November 2019

PRESS RELEASE 6 November 2019 On 13/14 November Southall Black Sisters (SBS) is intervening in an important case (Akhter v Khan) with far-reaching implications for minority women’s rights. As part of the One Law for All…

Don’t Lock Women Out of Justice: Equality Not Discrimination

6th November 2019

Significant case on women’s rights following break up of marriage at the Court of Appeal #EqualityNotDiscrimination Join the One Law for All campaign at the Court of Appeal on 13/14 November to support the…

The APPG’s definition of ‘Islamophobia’ is a triumph for fundamentalists

19th June 2019

The below article was published on sister-hood. “Islamophobia is rooted in racism and is a type of racism that targets expressions of Muslimness or perceived Muslimness” – All-Party Parliamentary Group on British Muslims definition…

One Law for All Timeline (2008-2020)

30th November 2018

2008 The One Law for All Campaign was launched on 10 December 2008, International Human Rights Day, to call on the UK Government to recognise that Sharia and religious courts are arbitrary and discriminatory…

We Call on the British Government to Stop Pushing Minority Women Towards Religious Courts

15th August 2018

In the light of recent court decisions on marriage and divorce, today we have written to the Ministry of Justice, calling for an urgent review into Sharia and civil marriage and divorce laws…

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