The massacres cease, but the images endure. The guns go silent, and the witnesses begin to speak. The fires go out, the screens light up once more, and the sky...

Tesh Sidi is a politician, computer engineer, Big Data expert, and social policy content disseminator born in the Sahrawi refugee camps in Algeria. A holder of Spanish nationality as well,...

The Syrian Women's Political Movement held its first press conference in Damascus on January 8, 2025. For the first time, the movement’s members spoke about their political project and vision...

Italy has long been an attractive destination for people seeking better job opportunities, but not everyone comes just for a paycheck—some move for love, education, or other opportunities that Italy...

Sadiqa Mushtaq, businesswoman and director of a health institute in Afghanistan, is an emblematic figure of a journey of resilience and challenge. Mushtaq has always fought courageously to improve Afghan...

Despite political and social challenges, female Tunisian visual artists, actresses, and dancers are transforming the street into a space for creativity and freedom.

Peddling saleswomen in the Cairo metro system are classified as informal workers, operating without an official work contract or social insurance. This category of workers has been ignored for years....

With her wrinkled face browned from the sun, her white hair and tired eyes, Umm Youssef watches the passersby in Bab Tuma Square in Damascus. Sometimes, she wanders away, but...

At present, women of 35 nationalities are working as sex workers in Rome. Who are these women? What brought them to the Italian capital? This investigation, conducted by two of...

The impact of the Israeli war has been even more severe on the women in Gaza. According to the Palestinian Independent Commission for Human Rights (ICHR), over 90% of women...