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Giovanna De Luca Since I was 16 years old, I used to go to the demonstrations in my town in Southern Italy....
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A western Journalist is asking me about “the strongest proof you have that proves the accusation that Jeish Al-Islam had abducted Razan”....
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3.8Kwomen and Gender IssuesEducation is Key to Feminism
I define feminism as the belief that men and women are equal socially, legally, and politically. Thus, feminism = the belief in...
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4.2Kwomen and Gender IssuesSyrian Women and the Revolution
George Katan 29 September 2016 Syrian women were seen participating alongside men in a peaceful revolution against an authoritarian regime that spares...
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3.6Kwomen and Gender IssuesWomen in Refugee Camps Are Victim to Violence, Abuse, and War.
Ghiath Al-Jundi 29 September 2016 The collapse of Syria is a tragic outcome for Syrians indeed, especially for women. They have taken...
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2.8Kwomen and Gender IssuesFemale Minors in ISIS Areas: Victims of Society or Circumstance?
Sami Al-Sari September 10th, 2016 Certain social heritage has come to pose a problem for Arab societies, threatening their very existence....
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2.9Kwomen and Gender IssuesWomen: New Roles and An Uncertain Bet
Ibaa’ Monzer September 10th, 2016 Nothing will go back to the way it was five years ago. This is a certainty...
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4.0Kwomen and Gender IssuesSticky Challenges Ahead for Syrian Women
Hanadi Zahlout 10 September 2016 The image of the woman in Rastan who was crushed under the roof of her home after...
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5.0Kwomen and Gender IssuesBurkini: The Battle Over Muslim Women in Europe
By Wael Al-Sawah September 6th, 2016 I would like to start by saying that I, personally, don’t like burkinis, nor do...
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4.2Kwomen and Gender IssuesSyria’s Female Fighters
Lo’ay Yassin 8/25/2016 Since the beginning of the uprising in March of 2011, the war has been imposing its deadly beaton life...
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4.9Kwomen and Gender IssuesMy Mother, and All Mothers
By Nibal Zaitouneh I still see her in that near-yet-far-away town. With her eighty years of life, she roams the spacious house,...
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2.9Kwomen and Gender IssuesWhen A Grave Becomes the Dream
By Mariam Al-Hallak When I see a funeral procession by my home, I imagine that the deceased is a young man, and...