Issue 43 was published in Summer 2002.
Contents:
Editorial — Sophie Laws and Helen Lowe
‘We will never collaborate’ — Sue O’Sullivan and Isabel Ros López on the Revolutionary Association of Women of Afghanistan; plus an interview with RAWA’s Tahmeena Faryal
In women’s name? — Purna Sen questions whether western interests coincide with women’s interests
Afghan women organise — Sue O’Sullivan and Isabel Ros López collate information on Afghan women’s groups
A living draft for Afghan women’s rights
Defensive and divided — Pragna Patel of Southall Black Sisters on how September 11 has affected Asian women in Britain
Virtual campaigns and virtuous interventions — Dena Attar takes a closer look at internet petitions
A statement from Korean women’s groups
‘We have to change our lives’ — Palestinian women write
Naming male violence — Elizabeth Carola gives her response to September 11
Fundamentally fascist — Marieme Hélie-Lucas of Women Living Under Muslim Laws, interviewed by Sophie Laws
Spiritual warfare — Mab Segrest puts the US religious right under scrutiny
Israel: the other stories — Helen Lowe examines religion, gender and politics in Israel
Open letter by Rape Crisis
Surviving sanctions — Nadje Al Ali reports on women’s lives in Iraq