What does GUPW stand for?

General Union of Palestinian Women

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Amneh Suleiman, director of the General Union of Palestinian Women, one of the 16 NGOs, opened the conference by describing the Nahr al-Bared community as having twice been "the victim of a crime committed against humanity," first when they were forced to leave their homes in Palestine in 1948, and second when they were forced out of their homes last summer.

NGOs look to raise $2.5 million to keep helping families from Nahr ...

A recent appeal from the General Union of Palestinian Women relates the following story: "The latest victims of settler aggression have, unfortunately, fallen on the eve of the blessed Eid Al Adha (the Feast of Sacrifice).

WARRING STORIES : Israeli settlers & the Palestinians

Women have been active on a formal basis within the Palestinian independence movement since 1964 when the General Union of Palestinian Women was formed.

Toward a theory of a Arab-Muslim women as activists in secular and ...