When My Sect Betrayed Me: Are We Truly Honored?
By: Furqan Nsayyif
To grow up in a “conservative” Shia environment means to constantly hear slogans about “how…
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Layal Araji: A Lebanese Mother Fighting a System That Sanctions the Loss of Her…
By Sharika Wa Laken
In Lebanon, violations against women take many forms, but few are as cruel as those that…
My Mother’s Warning Came True: Women Trapped in the Grip of Algorithms
By Samaya Jaber
“Your smile is beautiful… it turns me on.” That was the creepy message I received at 17 from a…
Women Behind Bars: When Speaking Out Becomes a Crime in Tunisia
By Montaha Mohammadi
In a country that was once expected to champion rights and freedoms after its revolution, the…
FEMALE: The Only Guaranteed Block Is the One Guaranteed by Law
FEMALE Association organized an event titled “Together Against All Forms of Verbal, Psychological, and…
Disappeared in Silence: Women’s Arbitrary Detention in Kuwait’s Prisons
By: Dhabya Al-Yami
Amena Akhmis Mohammad Al-Mari, a young university student just 21 years old, has,…
No Man’s Woman: What It Means to Be Unmarried in an Arab World
By Hagar Othman
To be a woman in Arab society is a challenge, but to be an unmarried woman who chooses to make…
In Tunisia: Regional Symposium on Femicide and the Silence of the State
By: Ikhlas Hosni
Between grief and anger, on Wednesday, May 14, 2025, women’s and human rights…
The Sale of Kuwait’s Bedoon: From Deportation to Human Trafficking
By Hasnaa Al-Shammariyya
The crimes of a state are not measured only by the number of its victims, but…
Sharika Wa Laken: We Refuse Intimidation and Will Defend Our Right to Report the…
The feminist platform Sharika Wa Laken has received a summons from the Cybercrime Bureau in Lebanon, issued by…