All posts tagged "Featured"
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1.8KOpinionFreedom and Impunity History repeats itself
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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2.1KEditorialsThe Strongest Proof
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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4.9Kwomen 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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3.2Kwomen and Gender IssuesOm Sameeh… When “Lemons Write in Jaffa”*
By Osama Nassar Our Suzuki pickup could barely find its way through the rubble in an area pockmarked with the shells that...
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2.3Kwomen and Gender IssuesTo Syrians, Exile Is A Coveted Dream.. And A Field of Ghosts
By Yara Bader Questioning one’s identity in exile and in a time of war may be the toughest and most complex of...
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3.6KCultureThe Natural Structures and their Impacts on the Distinctions of the Syrians Positions
Rising for freedom- published in 30 September , 2015 Sameeh Safadi There are some cultural and moral distinctions between the various popular...
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2.7KEditorials
Opposition … ‘The Present Absentee’
This weakness has become an indivisible part of the opposition, which could not get rid of its opportunism, nor could it get...
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3.2KOpinion
The quiet revolution of the civil society organizations
By Dr. Mohammed al-Amar The roots of the civil society concept go back to the Islamic civilization with the establishment of the...
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2.9KEconomyThe ‘Last Gasp’ Strategy
Although it has been under siege for several months, the Syrian town of Madaya has aroused worldwide media attention only after it...