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Gaia Caramazza is a London-based multimedia journalist and staff writer for The New Arab
In-depth: Concerns are mounting over the fate of Rohingya Muslims following Myanmar's military coup, with refugees uncertain about repatriation and those inside the country fearing further persecution.
While attending the Arab Spring protests, Eltahawy was beaten and sexually assaulted. Ten years on, she reflects on violence against women and why Egypt needs a feminist revolution.
“We don’t have lots of demands for repatriation. We just want our safety and security to be guaranteed, and the government of Myanmar should restore our citizenship and equal rights.”
More than 60,000 political prisoners have been incarcerated since Fattah al-Sisi’s power grab in 2013.
Trump’s administration has placed sanctions on Gebran Bassil, one of Lebanon's top Christian politicians, in an effort to weaken the Iranian-backed movement Hezbollah.
The New Arab learned that the mayor’s office will stray from previous years and rescind the presence of the Greater London Authority to observe the meetings at the Urban 20.
On 20 September, the Kuwaiti National Assembly passed a law granting protections for the survivors of domestic violence.
While many have lauded Zahra Hankir for her boycott, her post sparked substantial backlash.
Reports claimed the Turkish government promised it will not deport Shariatmadari, and that her detention was simply due to problems with her residency permit.
In-depth: China's mass sterilisation of Uighur Muslim women is rooted in Beijing's obsession with extreme population control.
Beirut residents are taking matters into their own hands by cleaning up the mess caused by a blast that has been compared to Hiroshima.
'We want a feminist revolution,' demanded women demonstrators en masse, as hashtags #stopkillingwomenjordan and #Ahlam_Was_Betrayed flooded social media platforms.
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