Western feminists often express support for women in Muslim majority countries, but sometimes that support is couched in the language of pity, as though Muslim women were held captive by their religion and culture, and in need of 'rescue'. This week, a conversation about how to offer cross-cultural support without paternalism, and how the insight of Simone de Beauvoir can illuminate the issue.Guest: <a href="https://uq.academia.edu/SameemaZahra">Sameema Zahra</a>, psychotherapist and Lecturer in Philosophy, Australian Catholic University BrisbaneProducer: David Rutledge<a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/philosophers-in-the-therapy-room/id1744897156">Philosophers in the Therapy Room</a> - podcast with Sameema Zahra and Hora Zabarjadi Sar*The 2026 Alan Saunders Lecture* - Alexandre Lefebvre on 'The return of the moral state: politics and the good life', Thursday September 24 6.30 pm - register <a href="https://events.humanitix.com/2026-alan-saunders-lecture">here</a>

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