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Articles in Summer, 2003 issue of WIN News

• Iraq: women concerned about their future - Reports from around the world: Middle East and Africa - reprinted from the NEW YORK TIMES of MAY 5, 2003 - Reprint
• Jordan: another 'honor crime' goes unpunished by government - Reports from around the world: Middle East and Africa - reprinted from the FEMINIST DAILY NEWS WIRE of June 5, 2003 - Brief Article - Reprint
• Iran: tightening of dress code for women - Reports from around the world: Middle East and Africa - reprinted from the FEMINIST DAILY NEWS WIRE of May 27, 2003 - Reprint
• Female genital and sexual mutilation - Bibliography
• Nigeria: media urged to join war against HIV/AIDS - Reports from around the world: Middle East and Africa
• Afghanistan: twelve women take driving tests, a first since 1992 - Reports from around the world: Asia and Pacific - Brief Article
• Mexico: legislation passed to protect women's rights - Reports from around the world: Americas - reprinted from the UN WIRE of April 23, 2003 - Brief Article - Reprint
• Women and violence - reprinted from Al-Raida - Rape scandals at US Service Academies - Violence Against Women, Polygamy And Child Marriage - Reprint
  by Rana Husseini
• India: Research Centre for Women's Studies—Women's University - Reports from around the world: Asia and Pacific
• USA: Air Force Academy board ignored sexual assault 20 years - Reports from around the world: Americas - reprint of a New York Times article of June 16, 2003 - Brief Article - Reprint
• Women and media - Bibliography
• India: women beedi rollers seek new ways of earning a living - Reports from: Asia and Pacific - reprinted from'THE WORLD OF WORK', THE MAGAZINE OF THE ILO - Reprint
• Afghanistan: women judges' group resumes activities - Reports from around the world: Asia and Pacific - Brief Article
• USA: women cadets at West Point sexually assaulted - Reports from: Americas USA - reprint of a New York Times article of May 22, 2003
• Middle East: population stability in an unstable world? - Reports from: Middle East and Africa - reprinted from POPULATION CONNECTION www.populationconnection.org - Reprint
  by Mara Nelson
• USA: women cadets are blamed for rapes at Air Force Academy - Reports from: Americas USA - reprinted from the FEMINIST DAILY NEWS WIRE of May 30, 2003 - Brief Article - Reprint
• History of International Women's Day - Information Of Interest International - Chronology
• Qatar: first woman minister appointed - Reports from around the world: Middle East and Africa - Brief Article
• Pakistan: no 'honour' in these killings of women - Reports from: Asia and Pacific - reprinted from 'NEWSHEET' - Reprint
• USA: National Organization for Women supports abortion rights - Reports from: Americas USA - reprinted from the NATIONAL NOW TIMES - Reprint
• International Criminal Court elections: seven women elected - Information Of Interest International - Brief Article
• Editorial: our future our world - editor/publisher of WIN News says farewell and documents need for further work in women's rights - Editorial
  by Fran P. Hosken
• Saudi Arabia: women face unemployment and complex choices - Reports from around the world: Middle East and Africa
• Finland: first in Europe with woman prime minister and president - Reports from: Europe - Brief Article
• USA: women continue to face discrimination in the workforce - Reports from around the world: USA - reprint from FEMINIST DAILY NEWS WIRE of May 12, 2003 - Family Time Flexibility Act H.R. 1119 passed by US House Education and Workforce Committee - Reprint
• Iraqi women professionals ponder a future under Shiite rule - Reports from around the world: Middle East and Africa - reprinted from the NEW YORK TIMES of MAY 25, 2003 - Reprint
• USA: gender gap in wages increases or persists at all levels - Reports from around the world: USA - reprinted from the FEMINIST DAILY NEWS WIRE of March 24, 2003 - Brief Article - Reprint