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Hungarian blog about sexual violence and rape founded to help and support survivors of sexual violence and to provide a platform where they can share their experiences. The blog doesn't get updated any longer and posting is no longer possible, but all the content is still online with links to further helplines.

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Nökért.hu is a Hungarian feminist culture blog founded in 2009 with an emphasis on culture and women's literature (especially Gothic), stereotypes and representation of women, feminist theory and debate, herstory, Women's Liberation Movement, Gender studies, etc. It gets edited by two editors (Mihala Boglárka and Antoni Rita) - both with an university background - but publishes contributions by various authors.

Ladyfest London takes place from June 21st until June 23rd 2013

MIAOW! MIAOW!
It’s time for the 5th Annual Ladyfest London happening June 21st– 23rd!

This is our time to celebrate female creativity in our community. This year we are raising money for My Sisters’ Place! All of our events are $5-10 pay what you can, (suggested donation). Folks identifying as any gender are welcome to attend the shows! Detailed line-up and artist list to be announced later this week! There is still time to get involved!

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Austrian feminist online magazine and interactive platform for women and the autonomous women's and lesbian movement, providing discussion forums, news/info/text publishing, calendar, lots of links and a database of women experts and women in bussiness. The last info/postings are from September 2011, but the website is still existing and some of the forums, the calendar, links etc. are active and get updated.

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Unzine was a monthly e-zine by Rafaela Drazic distributed as pdf (from 2006 until 2008); it was not an exclusively feminist e-zine but covered a wide range of topics: "Unzine is a monthly zine with various art, design and music contributions for expressing minority opinion (in Croatian language). The topics are mostly social oriented: from human rights, animal rights, feminist topics through politics to recycling, homophobia, culture news and so on, and so on..." (Drazic) Unfortunatelly neither the website nor the myspace-account exist any longer.

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e-zine with an emphasis on violence against women/gender violence run by a network of Spanish feminist NGOs; beside news, they also publish documents, comments and other material/texts on various aspects of violence/power like sexism in media, abuse, prostitution and human trafficking, economic inequalities etc. as well as statistics indicating the number of victims of gender based violence every year in Spain

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Qunst.mag is an e-zine created by members of Bildwechsel and the contributing artists. Our aim is to provide a platform for queer feminist artists working in various media.

The zines can get downloaded as pdf, some even as printable version