The risks of going back to the "Jafaari law" are actually still persistent by introducing it anew but under a different 'title that might cover up any sectarian sensitivity to its present name while preserving its core context..
There are certain fears of a societal aftershock as a natural symptom of post-traumatic times. The questions are many concerning the extent of the Iraqi government’s ability to calibrate a...
Colonisation has introduced settler colonialism and partition, decolonisation calls for thinking and developing anti-partitionist perspectives to defeat settler colonialism.
Child Rape in Syria, The french military in Central African Republic, Sexual Violence: The US’s “Psychological” Weapon. Three articles from zero impunity also available in Arabic and french at Assafir...
For the clever Sheikhs who run the United Arab Emirates, jumping headfirst into Saudi Arabia’s ill-considered invasion of Yemen was clearly a business decision, writes Abdelhadi Khalaf.
Periodic outbreaks of mob violence against Egypt’s small Coptic Christian minority have long been an ugly feature of life along the Nile, particularly in the villages and towns in rural...
From within the strange kingdom of Saudi Arabia, an impassioned critique of a public education system so afraid of dissent that it stuffs the kingdom’s young minds with religion and...
The largely unknown story of this revolution can now be studied at universities across the world, through a new online teaching resource available in Arabic and English.
In the six years that war has ravaged in Syria, almost every crime imaginable has been commited against its people, yet there is one crime, which, until now has been...
Aid is effectively flowing in reverse. Rich countries aren’t developing poor countries; poor countries are developing rich ones
