All posts tagged "UN Women"

Egyptian women are engaged in endless battles that surface on all levels of society: From a wave...

Unforeseen and devastating, the coronavirus pandemic has disrupted the lives of all. But while many are describing...

The historic Biblioteca Alexandrina shined with orange lights last night to mark the beginning of the global...

Not only has sexual harassment been one of Egypt’s most common and acute societal problems in recent...

By Nada Deyaa’, Daily News Egypt, edited by Egyptian Streets For the past couple of years, young...

Wikipedia, the sixth most visited website in the world, is a hub for many hoping to find...

In line with the celebration of the International Women’s Day, UN Women Arabic and Axeer Studio conducted...

Today, in the 21st century, many nations continue to fight to shrink the gender gap which has often...

By Omnia Talal Tuktuk driver Mohamed Shaaban was contacted by a civil society organisation, offering him a...

A UN Women campaign released on 2015’s Egyptian Mother’s Day (March 21) calling people to ‘Give Mom...

By UN Women For men in Egypt and in many other countries in the Middle East, there...

Scroll down to participate in the poll Sexual harassment in Egypt, often described as sexual terrorism by...

Egypt’s pyramids and the sphinx were donned in orange light on Wednesday as part of the United...

The nation referred to as “Om El Donya” or “Mother of the World” is not leading the...

Nadine Saleh has spent most of her life wishing that she could walk down the streets of...

The following is an interview with the co-founder of the Heya Initiative, Yara El Razaz. Heya is a...