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Religious fundamentalism, community disintegration, and violence against women: All issues are women's issues

This paper discusses some of the issues that women's movements and feminist scholarship have had to grapple with over the last three decades. I also discuss some of the many underlying factors that have impinged on feminist activism and have therefore informed it. I have chosen to focus on a few issues from the entire gamut of issues that feminist groups have undertaken to act upon. This is not to say that other issues are any less important. I have only touched upon these issues, each one being so complex as to deserve an entire paper. But the issues are relevant in that they demonstrate the many layers that go into the making of women's lives and our struggles. For the purpose of organisation I have divided the paper into several sections, but this does not mean that issues do not overlap or are to be seen in black and white terms. Women's realities have multiple dimensions and feminist activism has taken ample cognizance of these realities. Indeed this very complexity of women's lives has shaped the struggle for sexual equality all over the world.