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Who Belongs in the City? Gender, Power, and Contested Public Space in Mogadishu and Aden

Summary by African Feminism (AF)
The question of who belongs in the city depends on who we design it for. This begins with us questioning the social norms, and perceptions that police women's presence and existence in public spaces.
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Who Belongs in the City? Gender, Power, and Contested Public Space in Mogadishu and Aden

The question of who belongs in the city depends on who we design it for. This begins with us questioning the social norms, and perceptions that police women's presence and existence in public spaces.

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African Feminism (AF) broke the news in on Wednesday, December 17, 2025.
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