…a brighter future. Though the exact numbers remain murky, at least 12,000 civilian women and children have been killed since the conflict began nearly three years ago. This number may…
KARAMAH Submits Testimony on Syrian Refugee Crisis Read More »
On July 5, 2015, the New York Times published a heart wrenching article, by Thomas Fuller and Chris Buckley, recounting the story of a Rohingya refugee family’s perilous journey from…
Would You Celebrate your Birthday with a Refugee Family? Read More »
…risks discriminating against the world’s roughly 800 million Muslim women who may observe a headscarf—further alienating them from basketball. Likewise, it risks discriminating against women from Christian, Jewish, Hindu, Sabien,…
KARAMAH’s Letter to FIBA to Allow Muslim Women Basketball Players to Wear Headscarf Read More »
…contained a substantial number and quite a diverse group of participants who came together from all over the United States. The participants, who are grass root community leaders and Islamic…
FINAL REPORT OF THE FIRST AMERICAN MUSLIM WOMEN LEADERSHIP SUMMIT Read More »
…nexus of marriage between the couple to New Jersey. History: This case was appealed and review was denied by the Supreme Court of New Jersey. Note: This ruling was distinguished…
Chaudry v. Chaudry Read More »
…that the Secretary of Homeland Security will gather data on numbers and types of GBV, including so called “honor killings.” To be crystal clear, in Islamic law, there is no…
KARAMAH Responds to New Executive Order on Refugees and Immigrants Read More »
…of access to sacred spaces particularly the mosque, domestic violence and the growing number of women dropping out from the university where women wearing scarfs are denied to pursue their…
KARAMAH Hosts Women Leaders from Sri Lanka and the Maldives Read More »
…which was not news for the Muslim community. It was instead confirmation of what they already knew was happening. Ms. Sarsour also talked about how these surveillance practices targeted her…
Monitoring Minorities: The Past And Present of Discriminatory Surveillance Practices Read More »
Each year, KARAMAH holds a parallel event at the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) session that is held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York with…
CSW Parallel Event: A New Generation of Muslim Women Change-Makers Read More »
To close out the year, Dr. al-Hibri and Aisha Rahman were honored to attend an event hosted by KARAMAH alumna Zara Iqbal in her home town of White Plains, New…
New York Warmly Welcomes KARAMAH Read More »
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