Early in his life in Iraq, Dhirgham Jawad Kadhim earned a B.A. degree in English literature. This enabled him to further his education in the UK. He chose to attend a post-graduate course in management studies at Buckinghamshire College for higher education, High Wycombe. He continued his self-education through readings, participating in conferences that advocate human rights, in particular the rights of women among the minorities in the UK. In the meantime, he became concerned about the violence that prevailed around the world in the name of religion. Hence, he published his book, Terrorism under the Banner of Islam in 2017. However, and though he is over occupied with his writing, he continues to follow up with deep concern the issues of gender equality, and the environmental tasks and their impending developments.
In the 1990s, the UK made significant strides in addressing women’s rights, with issues such as workplace discrimination, maternity leave, and equal pay coming to the forefront of societal awareness. Despite these advancements, certain harmful practices, like underage and arranged marriages, persi...