All posts tagged "women’s rights"

The People’s Girls (بنات الناس), a short documentary that explores sexual harassment in Egypt through a series...

Tunisian President Beji Caed Essibsi called on Sunday on the prime minister and minister of justice to...

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....

In a step that proves that Saudi women are attempting to change the rules of the game,...

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...

Egypt’s Parliament has responded to President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi’s calls for an urgent bill to reform the law...

The Cairo Criminal Court sentenced two Egyptian policemen accused of sexually assaulting a woman to up to...

With concerns over sexual harassment and safety, many women and girls in Egypt rely on relatives or...

Azza Soliman, a prominent Egyptian women’s rights activist, was released on EGP 20,000 bail by a Cairo...

By Nada Deyaa’, Daily News Egypt, edited by Egyptian Streets In Egypt, no matter your age, gender,...

The People’s Girls (بنات الناس), a short documentary that explores sexual harassment in Egypt through a series...

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