The Feminist Movement in Sudan: A Struggle Amid Military Coups and a Patriarchal…
By Fatima Badri
The feminist movement in Sudan began decades ago. It was associated with the struggle against…
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Feminist Catalogue: About Stereotyping and “Bad” and…
Feminist Catalogue: About Stereotyping and "Bad" and "Good" Feminism
Written for: Sharika Wa Laken
The word…
12 Years into the Arab Spring Revolutions: What Positions Do Women Occupy Among…
By: Malak Al-Kashef
Since 2010, after the outbreak of the Tunisian Revolution, and then the start of the series…
The Jdeideh Nursery Incident: An Obvious Aspect of Patriarchal Violence
A video inside a kindergarten in Jdeideh circulated yesterday on Lebanese social media, showing the…
LGBTIQ+: A very relative freedom in Beirut’s streets
By: Cici Mouchart
Lebanon is the most LGBTIQ+friendly country in the SWANA region. True. Indeed, it was the…
Where has the LGBTIQ+ community been? Had been here! And shall continue to…
By Cici Mouchart
Love in Bloom
I die of love for him, perfect in every way,
Lost in the strains of wafting…
Saudi Arabia Fails to Polish its Image… And Feminists Continue to Struggle
The political system has been pegging away over the past years to polish Saudi Arabia's image, especially…
Pride Month: The Right to Appearance and Owning Spaces or Capitalist Colonial…
By: Ghiwa Nasr
In the late sixties, amidst the race of nations towards progress, particularly during the Cold…
Bahraini Women Struggle To Get Their Rights… How Laws Discriminate Against Them
By Naziha Said
Bahraini society is slightly ahead of its neighbors in terms of personal freedoms,…
A Protest Movement in Beirut to Square up Against Policies of Oppression and…
A group of independent activists and journalists carried out a movement in front of the Palace of Justice in…