WIA 1999-1 Women and Sexuality

Sexuality a Feminist Issue?
by Sunila Abeysekera

Fire, Sparks and Smouldering Ashes
by Gomathy and Bina

Time's Up! Moving Sexuality Rights in Malaysia into the New Millenium
by Beng Hui

Closets are not for Us: Views from Five Lesbians
by Leti Boniol

Virginity in the '90s
by Celeste Cinco

Why Celibacy?
by Sr. Rachel Duffy

Defining Pornography
by Leti Boniol

Mission Uncovers Food Crisis in Indonesia

EDITORIAL
A Women's Issue on its Own

REVIEWS
The Need for Love Can Be a Health Hazard
by Ma. Theresa Hocson

ONE ON ONE
Dr. Pusadee Tamthai
by Andrew Matzner

COUNTRY REPORT
Property Rights for Women in Nepal

Women In Action covers a broad range of issues affecting women globally, but focusing on the particular needs and concerns of women in the Global South, and forwarding a progressive perspective tempered by the experiences of the third world women's movements.

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Bahay ni Isis provides a safe haven for guests visiting Manila, with lodgings, meeting rooms and facilities for workshops and other events. It is a comfortable women-friendly space and a gathering place for many non-governmental organisations engaged in issues affecting women around the globe. Welcome!

The Isis Feminist Activist School aims to strengthen the communication capacity of women from the Global South so that they can effectively articulate and take on leadership roles in organisations, communities, networks and/or social movements.

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WiA carries in-depth articles on issues facing women globally from a feminist perspective. This social movement publication links women’s issues to larger social issues and features women writers from around the world.

Research Report, Women and Peacebuilding, Philippines

Recognising Women’s Participation in Sustainable and Lasting Peace. Isis International realised it is essential to initially find out to what extent or if any at all do peace advocates include or consider women and gender in their peace work with from ICCO foundation, Isis carried out a study on women peacemakers in the Philippines.

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Relive the historical milestones of the women’s movement with this Isis collection of posters.