Maryam Namazie with news of a secular event in London later this month. 

What better way to celebrate successes and look to the future than an international conference on Sharia, Segregation and Secularism with many of the leading figures in the fight for equal rights.

The conference will be held at a spectacular venue in central London on 25 November, International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, because so much of religious laws target and adversely affect women and minorities.

During the day-long event, distinguished speakers from over 20 countries and the Diaspora will discuss and debate Sharia, religious arbitration, the veil, gender segregation and the importance of secularism as a precondition for women’s and minority rights, amongst others.

For the first time in the UK, there will be a screening of “3 Seconds Divorce,” a documentary on the impact of triple - talaq on Indian Muslim women as well as performances by Atoosa Farahmand, LCP theatre and singer-songwriter Shelley Segal.

Tickets are selling fast for the conference so if you want to be part of this important event, get your tickets today. A ticket will give you access to the full conference, a scrumptious buffet lunch, refreshments, evening cocktails and appetizers and a chance to hear from an incredible array of activists and campaigners.

Get your tickets today!

More information on the conference is available on its website or by contacting Maryam Namazie or Sina Ahadi Pour, onelawforall@gmail.com.

Conference sponsors include: Bread and Roses TV; Center for Inquiry; Centre for Secular Space; Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain; Culture Project; European Network of Migrant Women; Equal Rights Now; Fitnah; Freedom from Religion Foundation; National Secular Society; One Law for All; Southall Black Sisters; and Secularism is a Women’s Issue.

Maryam Namazie is a political activist and write.  She is also spokesperson
for the Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain.



Follow Maryam Namazie on Twitter @MaryamNamazie

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Maryam Namazie with news of a secular event in London later this month. 

What better way to celebrate successes and look to the future than an international conference on Sharia, Segregation and Secularism with many of the leading figures in the fight for equal rights.

The conference will be held at a spectacular venue in central London on 25 November, International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, because so much of religious laws target and adversely affect women and minorities.

During the day-long event, distinguished speakers from over 20 countries and the Diaspora will discuss and debate Sharia, religious arbitration, the veil, gender segregation and the importance of secularism as a precondition for women’s and minority rights, amongst others.

For the first time in the UK, there will be a screening of “3 Seconds Divorce,” a documentary on the impact of triple - talaq on Indian Muslim women as well as performances by Atoosa Farahmand, LCP theatre and singer-songwriter Shelley Segal.

Tickets are selling fast for the conference so if you want to be part of this important event, get your tickets today. A ticket will give you access to the full conference, a scrumptious buffet lunch, refreshments, evening cocktails and appetizers and a chance to hear from an incredible array of activists and campaigners.

Get your tickets today!

More information on the conference is available on its website or by contacting Maryam Namazie or Sina Ahadi Pour, onelawforall@gmail.com.

Conference sponsors include: Bread and Roses TV; Center for Inquiry; Centre for Secular Space; Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain; Culture Project; European Network of Migrant Women; Equal Rights Now; Fitnah; Freedom from Religion Foundation; National Secular Society; One Law for All; Southall Black Sisters; and Secularism is a Women’s Issue.

Maryam Namazie is a political activist and write.  She is also spokesperson
for the Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain.



Follow Maryam Namazie on Twitter @MaryamNamazie

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