Press Releases
- Canadian Council of Muslim Women Releases a Comparative Primer on Muslim and Canadian Family Laws,
17 November 2006
- Muslim Women Embrace Canada as Home, But Remain on the Margins of Civic and Socio-Economic Life of the Country,
17 November 2006
- One Law for All Ontarians!
- Muslim Women More Likely to Experience Discrimination Than Other Canadian Women,
- Initial Response to Marion Boyd’s Report on the Arbitration Act,
20 December, 2004
- Muslim Women in Canada: Overeducated and Unemployed,24 November 2004 [Now located at:
- Tribunals Will Marginalize Canadian Muslim Women and Increase Privatization of Family Law ,
September 2004
Fact Sheets
- Muslim Women’s Civic Participation
- Triple Jeopardy: Muslim Women’s Experience of Discrimination
- Muslim Women in Canada
- Les femmes musulmanes au canada : fiches d’informations
Publications
- Family Law Education for Women (FLEW) is a collaboration between six organizations,
including CCMW. FLEW and CCMW have developed 3 brochures of special interest
to Muslim women: Marriage and Divorce; Domestic Contracts; and Arbitration
in Family Matters.
- Canadian Muslim Women at the Crossroads: From Integration to Segregation
2008
- Engaging Muslim Women: Issues and Needs,
2006, by Daood Hamdani.
- Triple Jeopardy: Muslim Women’s Experience of Discrimination,
March 2005, by Daood Hamdani
- Muslim Women: From Polling Booths to Parliament,
March 2005, by Daood Hamdani
- Muslim Women: Beyond the Perceptions, A Demographic Profile of Muslim Women in Canada
November 2004, by Daood Hamdani
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