What does EFU stand for?

Egyptian Feminist Union (Egypt)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

But her most important step comes a year after the founding of the Egyptian Feminist Union (1923) when Saharawi goes to Rome to attend an international conference of women.

Domestic murder and the golden sea: the battle for women's rights - ...

The language of the agenda submitted by the Sha'rawi-led Egyptian Feminist Union (EFU) to the government reiterates the reasoning that their feminist program is needed, not because of its inherent rightness, but because Egypt needs "to reach a level of glory and might like that reached by the civilized nations" (262).

Huda Sha'rawi's 'Mudhakkirati': the memoirs of the first lady of Arab ...

The author divides the history of the movement into three stages: the first is marked by poems and stories voicing "feminist consciousness"; the second and third are characterized by women's public activism, their entry into society and the establishment of the Egyptian Feminist Union (EFU).

Feminists, Islam and Nation: Gender and the Making of Modern Egypt