This year we joined the Pro-Life March in Utrecht in the Netherlands that was initiated by Humanistisch Verbond. We supported their initiative because we believe that the rights of women should be protected, including women's right to decide about her own body including women's right to abortion.

From September until October 2019, I taught the course ‘History of Legal Theory’ at PPLE College at the University of Amsterdam, together with colleagues prof. Marc de Wilde, Robbert Weaver and Robbie Voss. It is a second-year course in the Bachelor Programme Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics (PPLE).

In October 2019, a book was published by Uitgeverij Grenzenloos entitled ‘Bedrijf van een Wereldwijf‘ (which means literally translated Company of a Female of the World). I am very honored to be one of the 35 Dutch female entrepreneurs featured in the book.

The 11th of October 2019, I was invited for the Annual Network Meeting on Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C) in Amsterdam. The meeting was organized by Veilig Thuis Amsterdam-Amstelland and GGD Amsterdam in collaboration with FSAN (Federation of Somali Association of the Netherlands). The theme of this year’s meeting was: ‘Taking a look at FGM/C from a different perspective.’

Together with Dr. Refaat Karim (plastic surgeon) and Judith Dekker (gynecologist) I wrote an article that was published in a Dutch Medical Magazine about clitoral reconstructive surgery after Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting. We claim that this surgery should be covered by basic health insurance in the Netherlands.