For Women in Displacement Camps, Freedom Lies Beyond Their Walls
Some of these women have spent more than a decade in the camp. It’s where they grew up and where they went to school. This life has shaped how they...
Some of these women have spent more than a decade in the camp. It’s where they grew up and where they went to school. This life has shaped how they...
Palestinians wrote their children’s names on their arms, so that their bodies aren’t lost, so that they recognise them after they’re bombed. This is what we failed to do. We...
Iraq allocates merely 2% of its health sector’s budget to mental health, while the health sector itself receives no more than 5% of the three-year public budget (for the years...
People slept in the streets, and then it happened. Let there be queues, and there were queues. Queues to receive food, beds, and to beg for new guises of displacement....
I think of Baghdad’s wounds as I converse with Latif al-Ani’s photographs, which open up like passages through which I travel in time and wander beyond the dictatorial borders of...
The collapse of the public education sector, widespread corruption in the education system, the transferring of the Ministry of Education from one party to another (as per the post-2003 Iraqi...