Moroccan law prohibits polygamy and child marriage, but it leaves some room for a few exceptions, upon the permission of a judge. However, these “few” exceptions multiply in real life, wherein child marriage for girls is frequent and polygamy is an established practice either through the circumvention of the law, by pressuring the first wife, or by bribing officials.
Today, Iraq is ruled by a triptych of religion/sects, clans, and arms: a triptych that unequivocally declares itself as a male creation, and answers to males only.
In the face of deteriorated living conditions and women’s vulnerability, especially in marginalised groups, a few important paradoxes are laid out as a response to the reductionist answers about women’s...
Who would have imagined in the year 1954 that an Algerian woman would become the “absolute” icon of this revolution; even “the icon of decolonization”. This event is all the...
Decapitation methods are many, but its easiest, and most effective, is by “injection under the skin”, which seeps into the minds and souls to create a “typical image” or, rather,...
The generations of our grandmothers and mothers, embedded in modernism, thought, and was even certain, that providing education and contribution to the job market (along with production and individual financial...
Women are the double victims of society’s policies. Many girls do not go to school because of gender mixing, and because the government does not recruit more female teachers to...
The New York Times published an open letter written by Leila Soueif, mother of Alaa Abdel Fatah, detained in Egypt.
