All posts tagged "women"

After a long and distressing driving ban, the winds are changing direction in Saudi Arabia as a...

The mystery behind three dead children, who were discovered on Tuesday burned and wrapped in black plastic...

She rises, disheveled, out of her makeshift mattress and idly puts her clothes on. He hands her...

Egypt is infamous when it comes to sexual harassment. Foreign and Egyptian women have difficulties navigating public...

A police officer has been sentenced to a five year imprisonment for raping a female defendant inside...

Mostafa Madbouly, the newly appointed Prime Minister, alongside his cabinet, took oath on Thursday in front of...

In the upcoming years, Egypt’s growing population will provide additional challenges to its already limited resources, social...

The Shura Council of Saudi Arabia has approved a law drafted by the Interior Ministry on Tuesday...

The Giza Governor General, Mohamed Kamal el-Daly and US Deputy Chief of Mission, Dorothy Shea, inaugurated the first community hub for women and girls in Imbaba on Sunday, according to an official statement by the US Embassy in Cairo. The community zone is considered to be one of the first and few...

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...

History has always been made by women who are unhappy and discontent with the opportunities afforded to...

  More than 200 participants have gathered as part of “Women on the Move” event, held in...

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

Egyptian parliamentarian Galila Othman slandered the appearance of female flight attendants at the country’s national carrier EgyptAir,...

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

The following originally appeared on Kerning Cultures under the title ‘Not Just My Hijab’. Often the hijab is perceived...