All posts tagged "arab women"

In the Academy’s 92-year history, only five women have been nominated for an Oscar in the Best...

Open and honest conversations are integral to achieving cultural and societal change. It is by allowing people...

When we talk about the representation of women today, we often refer to issues that women in...

The story of the 18-year-old Saudi women who fled her family seeking asylum to reclaim her rights...

While solo traveling can be scary, it is an opportunity for a genuine self-discovery experience through venturing into the...

A lady taxi driver called Um Khaled decides to break the stereotype and drives a 36-tonne lorry. Um...

As a little girl, like all other little girls, Manal Rostom was given kitchen sets and dolls....

The gender pay gap is not an issue that is limited to the Arab World; it has...

In recent months, there have been a plethora of stories emerging from Egypt, in which women’s clothing...

Amid a wave of rising anticipation for Egypt’s multi-billion grand project opening, Egypt’s first and youngest female...

There are plenty of hard-to-miss signs to tell that Mother’s Day is approaching. For instance, advertisements for...

Their video ‘Creepers on the Bridge’, which captures the feeling of intimidation women in Cairo often experience...

Egypt’s outgoing Interim President Adly Mansour has issued his final law as President, criminalizing all forms of sexual...

By Farida Ezzat, Contributor, EgyptianStreets.com (editing by Mohamed Khairat) Since its start in the socialist movement, International...