All posts tagged "egyptian women"

By Aswat Masriya, Edited by Egyptian Streets A Cairo prosecutor released Thursday on EGP 100 bail a man...

By Rahma Diaa, Aswat Masriya  Egyptian women won 30 seats in the House of Representatives according to...

Egypt’s High Elections Committee has revealed that 13,878 women and 3,130 men have cast their ballots in...

By Aswat Masriya Egyptian women were given the right to run for parliament in 1956, making them...

Egypt’s Supreme Elections Committee (SEC) has announced that women wearing the niqab (full veil that covers the...

By Aswat Masriya Seventy-seven niqab-wearing faculty members from across Cairo University are preparing to file a law...

Cairo University, one of Egypt’s leading public universities, has banned women wearing the niqab from teaching and...

By Mona Ezzat “I can’t say anything so I won’t lose my job,” says Fatma Mohamed, a...

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

By Rabab Fathy, The Cairo Post The whole world makes you believe something metaphysical is going to...

The spokesperson for Egypt’s Ministry of Education has denied that the government has implemented a ban on...

Egypt’s World Squash Federation (WSF) Juniors Women’s Team has defeated the USA in the final of the...

Egypt’s Minister of Tourism Khaled Abbas Rami has declared that any restaurants or tourism facilities found to...

Fifteen percent of all marriages in Egypt are child marriages, announced Egypt’s Minister of Population Hala Youssef...

The US’ State Department’s annual report on human trafficking has ranked Egypt as among the worst in...

By Sama el-Feky On Saturday June 6, the Heya Masr Initiative celebrated the graduation of fifteen girls...

Ever since I was a child, I have always been drawn to everything that was subliminally marked...