
Feminist talk
Feminist talk is meant to be a hub for conversations between our readers and writers on topics that are related to the sometimes dry world of internet policy. It is a space for storytelling, personal essays, opinions – to challenge and inspire readers on issues and topics that are close to them. Here are the opinions, experiences and thoughts of writers from the diverse community in which we live.

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27 September 2005 - Reintroduce cultural diversity
By Brenda Zulu

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27 September 2005 - WSIS misses grassroots issues
By Brenda Zulu

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25 September 2005 - Tunisia's credibility to host WSIS II questionable
By Brenda Zulu

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26 Semptember 2005 - Freedom of expression in Tunisia debate erupts in WSIS
By Brenda Zulu

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23 September 2005 - Gender and internet governance in the African context
By Brenda Zulu

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23 September 2005 - …but where are the women?
By Brenda Zulu

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23 September 2005 - Gender advocates advised to integrate MDGs
By Brenda Zulu

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23 September 2005 – Last Day at Geneva, End of Week 1 (concept of time no longer exists)
By Jac sm Kee

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22 September – Quickie on IG (a little late)
By Jac sm Kee
