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How Governments Oppress Women | Breaking Barriers
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How Governments Oppress Women | Breaking Barriers

Institute of Economic Affairs
Sep 09, 2023
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Why do authoritarian governments oppress women in different ways to men? How has social media facilitated the freedom movement in oppressive regimes?

In this episode of Breaking Barriers, IEA Communications Officer and Linda Whetstone Scholar Reem Ibrahim speaks to the Founder of More To Her Story, Sarah Little.

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