All posts tagged "UNICEF"

An artificial river in the middle of the desert may sound unrealistic, but the project is becoming...

Growing up in Egypt, female genital mutilation (FGM) was to me, a woman, a well-known, much-feared and...

When Dutch documentary filmmakers Joop Van Wijk and Hillie Molenaar visited Egypt’s rural regions in 1981, they...

Under the guidance of Mostafa Madbouli, the Egyptian Prime Minister, the Cabinet of Ministers has approved a...

Alaa, Samaa, and Noura, are three young girls from three villages in Fayoum, Assiut, and Aswan, representing...

Shopping for school supplies, ironing uniforms, and setting alarms: these activities are the main focus of most...

Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly approved draft amendments outlining various degrees of penalty and jail terms to criminalise...

Earlier this week, 17-year-old Egyptian bride who reportedly escaped from her 37-year-old Saudi husband on the first...

The Swedish Academy has decided to postpone the Nobel Prize for Literature for 2018 on Friday, according...

UNICEF has appointed Muzoon Almellehan, a 19-year-old education activist and Syrian refugee, as Goodwill Ambassador. The appointment...

With the ongoing progress of artificial intelligence and the unprecedented developments of day-to-day technology, the world is...

Policies aimed at eradicating female genital cutting, known as Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), since the 1950s have not...

Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is a long-debated issue in Egypt, with Egypt being among the top six...

Eight-year-old Egyptian Salma El Nady landed in the top ten competitors of IKEA’s global “good cause campaign,”...

“I’m tired. For God’s sake get us out. I want treatment,” moans Mohamed, a young Syrian boy,...

AP Photo/Hani Mohammed More than 500 children have been killed and another 700 injured in the past...

Female genital mutilation is an everyday horror that more than 91 percent of Egyptian women between the ages...