Turkey’s Earthquake Survivors Mark Another Difficult Eid
Two years later, many still live in temporary housing and struggle with the disaster’s physical and emotional consequences.
Two years later, many still live in temporary housing and struggle with the disaster’s physical and emotional consequences.
Living alone in a conservative country with high rates of violence against women comes with its own struggles.
Despite jubilation over the fall of the Assad regime, many refugees fear the uncertainty of return to a war-ravaged country.
Given the high mobility of these foreign jihadists, they could spread instability across the entire Middle East, Africa, and the global community.
Many campaigners argue that the mandatory surname change after marriage is evidence of institutionalised discrimination.
As Syrians start to re-build, complex domestic, regional and international realties will determine this transition.
This has given people across the whole region hope.
It’s like a miracle. Not a single drop of blood was shed in Damascus.
Many of us wanted change but couldn’t express it because of our extreme fear.
How newsrooms need to organise to boost gender equality.