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Gaia Caramazza is a London-based multimedia journalist and staff writer for The New Arab
#IWD2020: From Saudi Arabia to Palestine, women in the Middle East are fighting against gender-based violence and sexual harassment.
Protesters say that police came from nowhere and started firing tear gas and rubber bullets.
Women flooded the streets of Beirut to stand up against sexual violence, performing to the Chilean feminist anthem 'Un Violador En Tu Camino,' resonating with females around the world.
Political and economic difficulties affecting the region could mean that climate change is a low priority for many of its ordinary citizens, but things are changing, Gaia Caramazza has found.
Benjamin Redd, a Beirut-based American journalist, claimed he was fired from the newspaper after trying to organise a strike over salary non-payment. His colleagues have gone on strike in solidarity
In-depth: The well-connected citizens of protest hit Lebanon have been turning to alternative news sources online amid distrust in mainstream media. But there's a catch, writes Gaia Caramazza.
Either Libyan women’s rights activist Hajer Sharief or Somali peace campaigner Ilwad Elman could possibly beat Greta Thunberg to the prestigious – but controversial – Nobel Peace Prize.
In the second political trial of its kind, allies of deposed President Abdelaziz Bouteflika are being charged by Algeria's military regime of treason among widespread protests.
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