Dismantling the Narrative: Kuwait, the “Gulf Exception”
By Hasnaa Al Shammariyya
Talking about the crime of arresting people for their opinions in Kuwait is…
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Ghada Al-Nakhai Shares Her Story on “2osas Hayat”
Ghada Al-Nakhai’s story didn’t begin with violence. It began with ambition.
A Yemeni woman who…
“Seven Months Without Wages”: Women Cleaning Workers Protest in Gafsa Hospital
By:Montaha Mohammadi
Twenty-five cleaning workers at the Regional Hospital of Gafsa, Tunisia, have…
Abeer Khashab: When Motherhood Becomes a Courtroom Battle
Like countless Lebanese mothers constrained by patriarchal personal status laws, Abeer Khashab suddenly found…
Where Is Amna Al-Marri? The Hidden Crisis of Kuwait’s Disappeared Women Prisoners…
There have been no updates or news about the detainee Amna Al-Marri, much like other women who have been forcibly…
Iman Al-Houjairi: The Chemistry of Persistence in Lebanon’s Marginalized Bekaa
By: Tarek Al-Houjairi
From the Bekaa town of Arsal, where the landscape has grown bleak, and where the stories…
Rajwan Kafrouni’s Story: A Motherhood Stolen by the Abduction of Daniel-Mohammad
“I want to tell my son that you were abducted… and that your mother is suffering every single day just to be able…
“We Can’t Speak”: How Kidnapping and Rape Are Silencing Women in Syria
Since the outbreak of the Syrian war in 2011, women have been transformed from mothers, workers, and students into…
Motorcycle-Taxi Services Are Putting Women’s Safety and Privacy at Risk
By: Nahila Salameh
“Every time I use a motorcycle-taxi app, I feel like my life and personal data are…
Egyptian Feminists: The New Labor Law Marks Progress, but Still Insufficient
By: Hagar Osman
Three Egyptian feminists say the new labor law, which came into effect at the beginning of…