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Author: Taslima Nasrin

Taslima Nasrin, Bangladesh, Author, Physician, Social Critic

Why Secularism Is Necessary for Women
Free Inquiry Volume 35, No. 2
February / March 2015
Taslima Nasrin

A world-renowned author and activist explains why women can be free and thrive only in secular societies.

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My Struggle for Equality
Free Inquiry Volume 29, No. 4
June / July 2009
Taslima Nasrin

I was born to a Muslim family in a small town called Mymensingh in what then was East Pakistan. Today, after gaining independence, this country is Bangladesh. It is a nation of more than 140 million people—one of the most populous countries in the world, where 70 percent of the people live below the poverty …

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Islam and Women's Rights
The Songs of Freedom — Poems by Taslima Nasrin
Free Inquiry Volume 17, No. 4
Fall 1997
Taslima Nasrin

Hunted, isolated from her family and friends, forced to leave the country of her birth, Taslima Nasrin has lived under these circumstances since 1994, when the government of Bangla desh ordered her arrest. Her crime was the publication of Lajja! (Shame!), a book in which she protested against Muslim attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh after …

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