This week WMC SheSource features media-experienced women experts on on Iran's morality police, Trump tax fraud, COVID cases, New York Adult Survivors Act, SCOTUS same-sex marriage, SCOTUS election law, Georgia runoff election, and more:
Experts on Iran's morality police, Trump tax fraud, COVID cases rise, New York Adult Survivors Act, SCOTUS same-sex marriage, SCOTUS election law, Georgia runoff election, DHS warns of domestic terrorism, rail workers strike, and Genocide Prevention Day
This week WMC SheSource features experts on: • Iran's hijab law and morality police • Trump Organization found guilty of tax fraud • COVID cases rise after Thanksgiving • Flood of sexual abuse lawsuits expected following New York Adult Survivors Act • Supreme Court hears arguments on case involving conservative web developer denying services to same-sex marriages • Supreme Court looks at case that will allow state legislatures to have absolute authority over elections • Georgia's Senate...
Iran’s Attorney General Mohammad Jafar Montazeri said that the country's morality police has been"shut down," however the government has not confirmed his remarks and local press say he was misinterpreted. To discuss, we SPOTLIGHT . Ansary is an award-winning Iranian American author, historian and women’s rights activist. Her booksJewels of Allah: The Untold Story of Women in Iran
garnered multiple awards, including the 2016 International Book Award in “Women’s Issues” and the 2021 Benjamin Franklin Book Award in “Interior Design” and “History.” She is the Director of the World Affairs Councils of America Global Women’s Lecture Series and the Director of the Cambridge Middle East and North Africa Forum Women’s Leadership Initiative at the University of Cambridge.
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