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          The post-revolutionary government in Iran presents its approach to women as a template for other Islamic nations to follow.!

          AFSHAR HALEH l 'Behind the veil: the public and private faces of Khomeini's policies on Iranian women' in Bina Agarwal,.

        1. AFSHAR HALEH l 'Behind the veil: the public and private faces of Khomeini's policies on Iranian women' in Bina Agarwal,.
        2. AFSHAR, HALEH 'The emancipation struggles in Iran: past experiences and future hopes', in H. Afshar (ed.), Women, Development and Survival in the Third.
        3. The post-revolutionary government in Iran presents its approach to women as a template for other Islamic nations to follow.
        4. There has been a tendency of late to conflate all Muslims as belonging to a single nation and aspiring to a single political aim.
        5. Haleh Afshar is Lecturer in Economics at the University of Bradford and is currently on assignment at the Centre for Health Economics, University of York.

          6. Haleh Afshar, Baroness Afshar

          British life peer (–)

          Haleh Afshar, Baroness Afshar, OBE, FAcSS (Persian: هاله افشار; &#;21 May – 12 May )[1] was a British life peer in the House of Lords.

          She had a life-long interest in women's rights and Islamic law. She was a professor at the University of York and she wrote over a dozen scholarly books.

          Life and career

          Haleh Afshar was the eldest of four children born to Hassan Afshar and Pouran Khabir.

          This article will argue that well-known categories such as “black” and “slave girl” fail to explain the remembered life of one “black” “harem slave girl”.

          She was born on 21 May in Tehran.[2] Her father was at one point a government minister and he was a professor of law at Tehran University and her mother successfully campaigned for women to gain the vote.[3] She went first to the Jeanne d’Arc school in Tehran until at 14 she was boarding in Solihull to attend school there.

          She joined the new University of York after completing her A-levels in Brighton and she gained her first degree in in Social Sciences. Five years later she gained a diploma from th