Since the outbreak of the Israeli war on Gaza in 2023, thousands of mothers and pregnant women have faced dire humanitarian conditions amid a near-total lack of medical, health, and...

Fatima Hassouna—like every journalist silenced by the Israeli army in Gaza—calls on us not to look away. She gave her life to bring us the truth. We will carry her...

What does it mean to be a journalist in Gaza? How do female journalists survive under bombardment, inside tents, and in constant fear? In this article, Abla al-Alami recounts her...

PRESS RELEASE Cairo – April 10, 2025 – UNFPA– The situation in Gaza has become unbearable for women and girls. What was once a fragile ceasefire—a faint beacon of hope...

PRESS RELEASECairo – March 25, 2025 – UNFPA – The ongoing aid blockade on Gaza is severely undermining access to essential health care for women and girls, as supplies run...

The creation of botanical gardens in semi-public spaces, such as residential buildings, has long been a losing battle in Tunis, hindered by residents’ struggles to agree on even the most...

Sarah Ragab, a restorer of historic buildings from Egypt, has come up with an innovation that converts plastic waste into material that can be used to pave and restore roads,...

Cihan Bilgin’s journey in journalism started in the streets of Amed (Diyarbakir) as a “little general of Apê Musa,” in reference to Musa Anter, a Kurdish writer, journalist, and intellectual...

Growing up in Khulna, Bangladesh, I faced a lot of abuse and violence. Until I made friends. Below is my journal of growing up trans.

Margarita Bareikyte is a filmmaker whose latest work, It’s All About Jazz, touches on the struggles foreigners face when trying to find work in Italy. I met Maggie by chance...