All posts tagged "egyptian women"

A video of a woman beating a taxi driver after he allegedly placed his hand on her leg...

By Yasmeen Smadi, originally published on ‘Women to Watch‘ “I was sitting at my desk, I realized...

Throughout Egypt’s history and until this very day, Egyptian women have always been an integral part of...

International Women’s Day has been celebrated ever since the 1920s. It was originally for women to ask...

About 14 percent of the total number of families in Egypt – or 3.3 million families –...

In a vast area in the heart of downtown Cairo, Egyptian women from various fields have gathered...

Drawn by the antique cover and the peculiar name, I stumbled upon “Dragonwyck“, a gothic romance novel...

Behind the beautiful colors, traditional patterns and creative designs of the handmade products, there is a long and...

The rate of sexual harassment in Egypt was only 9.6 percent in 2016, and the claims stating that...

The city of Brossard, Canada has elected its first Egyptian woman mayor Doreen Assaad to lead the...

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

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) announced on Tuesday 64 more cities to its...

Series of theatrical performances shed lights on gender-themed issues in the Egyptian society as part of ‘The...

The article is written by Youssra el-Sharkawy and Menna A. Farouk Founded as a place where women...

The People’s Girls (بنات الناس), a short documentary that explores sexual harassment in Egypt through a series...

Egyptian Professor Malak Zaalouk has been selected as the Chairperson of UNESCO’s Institute for Lifelong Learning (UIL),...

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