All posts tagged "egyptian women"

Baheya Ali Suleiman has been adopting a male identity for five years at male-dominated hard labor jobs...

Campaigns calling for military service to be available for Egyptian females are in constant growth each year....

The Swedish Embassy in Egypt held a reception to celebrate Sweden’s national day which falls annually on...

The ‘Modernist Women of Egypt’ exhibition celebrates the role of women artists in the development of Egyptian...

Across time and spaces, women have been vital integrals in the making of art. Their significance has...

By Alexandria Kinias, Women of Egypt Mag (Facebook) From North America, to Europe, to Australia, Egyptian women are...

Despite being born deaf, Esraa El Bably did not let her disability get in the way of...

At least six men have been arrested after an incident of collective assault and harassment of a...

By: Maydaa Abo El-Nadar Egyptian Olympian Farida Osman swims her way through victory and achieves the third...

While the world is progressing towards empowering women in unprecedented ways starting from subsidising tampons, paving more...

When Iman objected to her husband’s decision to take a second wife, he threw her out of...

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

For those who don’t know what “Cairo Confessions” is, it is a Facebook page that you send...

Nadia Ahmed Abdou was sworn in on Thursday before president Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi as the new governor...

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

The Council of Senior Clerics, affiliated with Egypt’s Al-Azhar, upheld the validity of verbal divorce in a...

The last five words of Mona Eltahawy’s Headscarves and Hymens are “words say we are here”. Sure...