Sana Ben Achour
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Sana Ben Achour ( Larabci: سناء بن عاشور, an haifeta a shekara ta 1955) masaniyar ilimi ce 'yar Tunisiya, lauya kuma mai fafutuka, kuma kwararriya a fannin shari'a. Ita farfesa ce a fannin shari'a a Faculty of Legal, Political and Social Sciences a Jami'ar Carthage. Tana aiki a ƙungiyoyin mata da yawa, kuma ta kafa mafakar mata.
Rayuwar farko
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]An haifi Sana Ben Achour a La Marsa, Tunisia a 1955, 'yar masanin tauhidi Mohamed Fadhel Ben Achour (1909-1970). Ita ce 'yar'uwar Rafâa da Yadh Ben Achour.
Sana'a
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]Aikin Ben Achour ta mayar da hankali ne kan ilimin shari'a da bincike na kimiyya a fannin shari'a, kuma aikinta ya shafi manyan fannoni hudu: birane da al'adun gargajiya, dokokin Tunisiya a lokacin mulkin mallaka, matsayi na mata, dimokiradiyya da 'yancin walwala.
An mata fafutukar himma ga daidaito da zama dan kasa, ta hannu da dama kungiyoyin: Tunisia Association of Democratic Women (Association tunisienne des femmes démocrates - ATFD), wanda ta kasance shugaban kasa, da Association of University Women for Research and Development, da kuma Daidaiton Maghreb 95 na gama gari . Ita mamba ce a babban kwamitin kare hakkin dan Adam da 'yancin walwala, kuma mamba ce ta kafa majalisar 'yanci ta kasa a Tunisiya .[1][2]
In 2012, she founded a refuge shelter, Beity (translation: My Home), for single mothers and other women in need, including poor and abused women. Ben Achour is also a member of the Tunisian human rights League.
A cikin 2015, an haɗa ta a cikin Mata 100 na BBC, suna bikin matan ƙarni na 21 a duk duniya.
A watan Agustan 2016, ta ki karbar odar Jamhuriyar daga shugaban kasar Tunisia, Béji Caïd Essebsi don nuna rashin amincewa da yadda ake cin zarafin mata a kasarta.
Labarai
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]- Tashin hankali a l'égard des femmes: les lois du genre, Tunis, Réseau euro-méditerranéen des droits de l'homme, 2016
- Dictionnaire des termes et des expressions de la constitution tunisienne, Tunis, Faculté des sciences juridiques de Tunis, 2017, (Tare da Rafâa Ben Achour, Sarra Maaouia Kacem, Mouna Kraiem Dridi et Amira Chaouch)