Sources

Transparent source base and project methodology

This project website was created without transcript material. That is why the content was built from a clear combination of briefing, public source verification and editorial synthesis.

No transcripts available

The folder structure explicitly allowed for transcript files, but none were supplied for this project. That is recorded in the project folder documentation.

How the content was built

The website organizes research sources into four layers: context, countries, mechanisms and counterforce. The texts were rewritten in their own editorial style, but remain faithful to the core of the consulted sources.

Consulted sources

Main selection

UN Women

Afghanistan and gender equality

Used to frame the structural decline of women's rights under Taliban rule.

Open source
UNESCO

Afghanistan and exclusion from education

Used to support the educational dimension of female exclusion.

Open source
Amnesty International

Iran and compulsory veiling

Used for building the dossier around clothing coercion, punishment and escalation of control.

Open source
OHCHR

Iran and the persecution of women and girls

Used as an additional UN source for the Iranian case.

Open source
Human Rights Watch

Saudi Arabia world report

Used for general context on the human rights situation and the place of women's rights within it.

Open source
Human Rights Watch

Personal status law in Saudi Arabia

Used for the legal dossier on discrimination within family law.

Open source

Tables

Project tables included in this upload

CSV

Country overview

Comparative table with the three country cases, the main mechanisms of pressure and the linked source references.

Open table
CSV

Source register

Downloadable source register with the organizations, titles, relevance notes and URLs used throughout the website project.

Open table

Image use

The website combines three kinds of images: editorial stock photos with free licenses, original project illustrations and CSS/SVG patterns. The source references for the downloaded photos are stored in the project folder.

Why this approach

Because the site is sensitive and thematically heavy, the images were chosen to carry atmosphere and dignity rather than shock value or voyeurism.