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The Iranian Women’s Movement: Agency and Activism through History
Women have been active agents of change participating in all Iranian political movements dating back
to the late 19th century. Their support for the Iranian Revolution was pivotal for the Islamic regime but
what emerged in the aftermath of the revolution was a contradictory Islamic policy towards women.
Over three decades, women have been at the forefront of social and political change benefiting from a
demographic boom and access to education. Their engagement in campaigns and political movements
including the 2009 Green Movement has facilitated the growth, maturation and unity of women’s
activism.
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