Entisar Elsaeed
 Entisar Elsaeed | |
|---|---|
| Rayuwa | |
| ƙasa | Misra |
| Sana'a | |
| Sana'a | lauya da Mai kare hakkin mata |
'Intisar al-Saeed' (wanda aka fi sani da Entessar El-Saeed, Intisar al-Saeeed [1]) 'yar gwagwarmayar kare hakkin mata ce ta Masar kuma ita ce ta kafa kuma darakta na Gidauniyar Alkahira don Ci Gaban da Shari'a . Tushenta da aikinta sun fi mayar da hankali kan hana yankan mata, taimakawa wadanda aka yi wa Cin zarafin gida, da kuma samar da Ilimin jima'i.[2]
Yunkurin fafutuka
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]Cutar COVID-19
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]Tare da zuwan annobar COVID-19, Elsaeed da tushe sun mayar da hankali kan kara yawan cin zarafin gida da aka yi wa mata da yawa. Tare da umarnin kulle-kulle da ke hana maza aiki da kuma gidaje na karin sa'o'i na rana, an yi hasashen yawan cin zarafin gida zai karu. Bugu da ƙari, Ilimin jima'i ya sha wahala a lokacin annobar, wanda ya haifar da rashin iya samun damar samun bayanai masu aminci na jima'i. A ƙarshe, an lura da alhakin kiyaye 'yan uwa lafiya da kuma nisantawa da jama'a don sau da yawa ya fada kan mahaifiyar iyali, tare da alhaki na gaba ɗaya don kiwon lafiya da kula da iyali. A sakamakon haka, tushe na Elsaeed ya kara fitar da kayan ilimi a kan dukkan wadannan batutuwa uku, wanda ya ba su damar ci gaba da yin tasiri yayin da suke bin ka'idojin COVID masu aminci.[2]https://www.ohchr.org/EN/NewsEvents/Pages/EgyptianWomenCOVID-19.aspx
Yankewar jima'i na mata
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]Elsaeed ta yi magana game da yankan mata (FGM) a Misira, wanda ke da mafi yawan mata da suka yi wa yankan mata a kowace ƙasa. Ta amince da matakai da gwamnatin Masar ta dauka don sanya hukunci mai tsanani ga waɗanda aka yanke musu hukuncin kisa, amma ta yi magana game da tsayin daka na al'adun FGM a cikin al'ummar Masar. Elsaeed ya nuna damuwa cewa ba za a aiwatar da dokoki ba kuma hukunci zai kasance kaɗan kuma yana da nisa tsakanin.
'Yanci na Magana
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]Bugu da kari, Elsaeed ta goyi bayan 'yancin magana na matasan mata biyu na Masar da aka daure don "ta da lalata" ta hanyar sanya bidiyo a kan TikTok, sanannen kafofin sada zumunta da aikace-aikacen raba bidiyo. Matan biyu sun fuskanci tuhumar fataucin mutane. Elsaeed ta soki rashin iyawar mutane da yawa a Misira don daidaitawa da sabbin canje-canjen al'adu waɗanda suka bunkasa sakamakon kafofin sada zumunta.[3]
Elsaeed ta kuma yi sharhi game da wurare masu aminci, tana magana game da aikin gida na Girl Zone a yankunan karkara na Banha, kusa da Alkahira, cewa yayin da ta goyi bayan burin aikin na ƙarfafa 'yan mata su shiga cikin aikin al'umma, al'adu, da wasanni, sararin lafiya ya kuma inganta rarrabewa, warewa, da nuna bambanci. Ta lura cewa ƙirƙirar irin wannan wuri mai aminci zai fi kyau a yankunan karkara kamar Upper Egypt, inda mata ke fuskantar ƙuntatawa da warewa.[1]
'Yancin Mata
Yayin da ƙungiyoyin mata na asali a Misira suka fara faruwa, Elsaeed ta tabbatar da cewa sabbin dokoki game da matsayin mutum da gwamnatin Masar ta gabatar ya kamata ta inganta daidaiton jinsi. Ta ci gaba da tabbatar da cewa ya kamata a yanke hukunci game da shari'o'in kulawa bisa ga dokar kasa da kasa, ya kamata a raba kula da ilimi, kuma ya kamata mata su sami ikon cin gashin kansu da 'yanci ba tare da buƙatar izini daga mazajensu ba. Ta bayyana wannan bi da mata a karni na 21 a matsayin "maras tabbas".
Manazarta
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]- 1 2 Salhani, Justin (February 10, 2016). "Egyptian Women Can Be Themselves In The 'Girl Zone'". ThinkProgress (in Turanci). Center for American Progress Action Fund. Archived from the original on 2021-03-13. Retrieved 2021-03-13.
- 1 2 "Responding to the needs of women, 'first responders' to Egypt's COVID-19 crisis". Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (in Turanci). United Nations. 25 February 2021. Archived from the original on February 25, 2021. Retrieved 8 March 2021.
- ↑ Farouk, Menna A. (15 January 2021). "Egyptian women jailed over TikTok posts to face trafficking charges". Thomas Reuters Foundation News (in Turanci). Thomas Reuters Foundation. Archived from the original on January 16, 2021. Retrieved 8 March 2021.
- Farouk, Menna A. (21 January 2021). "Egypt's cabinet toughens law banning female genital mutilation". Reuters (in Turanci). Thomson Reuters. ISSN 2293-6343. Archived from the original on January 21, 2021. Retrieved 8 March 2021.