2017年2月25日 · Due to the dominant role of the husband in Sudanese culture due to religious beliefs and culture, in a study published in the American Journal of Public Health states that 96% of Sudanese women...

Sudanese women account for a larger percentage of the national parliament than in many Western nations. Still, gender inequalities in Sudan, particularly as they pertain to female genital mutilation and the disparity of women to men in the labor market, have been met with concern in the international community.

2024年6月10日 · Understanding Sudanese culture requires a deep dive into its traditions, festivals, cuisine, and daily customs. This guide offers a comprehensive look at the cultural practices that make Sudan unique.

2020年5月25日 · It was the unrelenting dedication of women like Salah, Abdelrahman, Marwan, Saleh, Quraishi, Koko, and Sabar that gave Sudan’s Third Revolution its nickname: The Women’s Revolution. Sharing their stories is a way to pay respect to their efforts and challenge the notion that men are the primary drivers of revolutionary change.

Sudan is a patriarchal society, in which women are generally accorded a lesser status than men. However, after age forty, women's lives become less constrained. Men and women live largely separate lives, and tend to socialize primarily with members of their own sex.

2016年6月15日 · For centuries Sudanese women have been pushing the boundaries of the patriarchal society, excelling in fields almost always dominated by men despite the difficulties they face. We searched for the women making an impact today both nationally and internationally, in all different fields: health, environment, women’s rights, arts, filmmaking ...

2010年5月20日 · Women in Sudanese culture. In general, southern Sudanese women from rural villages are treated as second-class citizens. They do not hold roles of authority or any esteemed significance in their families or communities.

Sudanese women are part of a rich cultural tapestry that blends African, Arab, and Islamic influences. This multicultural mix deeply shapes their values, customs, and daily practices, creating a unique cultural identity.

2024年1月12日 · The historical struggle for South Sudanese women’s rights reflects the intricacies of societal norms, cultural traditions, and political landscapes. Sudanese women, while playing pivotal roles within their families and communities, have encountered persistent challenges in achieving gender equality.

A brief history of women’s movement in Sudan. Women have always maintained a strong position in Sudan. Since ancient Sudanese history, women ruled on their own known as kandakas. The legacies of female queens of Kush are preserved through pyramids and royal cemeteries.