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The first international women’s conference on peace and freedom took place in 1915 where the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) was established with the aim of bringing together women to oppose war, violence and global militarization (Tickner, 2018: 2; Pettman, 2004: 85).  Despite various ventures and attempts to make women and their movements more visible in this period, they remained at the marginal level until 1970s, when feminists started to organize cultural, historical, political, social or economic movements and organizations based on gender inequalities (Doğan and Özlük, 2016: 57-58).