
Blood on the Press Vest: Female Journalists in Lebanon are Not Numbers
By XEDP on 25 de June de 2026Read moreNariman Chamaa, journalist In the world of journalism, the blue vest and heavy helmet marked “PRESS” are strictly identification...

Rawad’s Story: How Legal Gaps and Gender Discrimination Can Turn Children into Victims
By XEDP on 25 de June de 2026Read moreRawassei Abd Al Jalil, journalist Last month, Benghazi awoke to a tragedy that shook the city. Ten-year-old Rawad was...

Gaza in the Camera’s Memory: A Life that Preceded Genocide and Resists Oblivion
By XEDP on 25 de June de 2026Read moreAlaa Karajah, Writer and TV presenter Every time I return to films shot in Gaza, I feel as though...

From Abduction to Stigma: Alawite Women in the Face of Intersectional Violence
By XEDP on 25 de June de 2026Read moreLana Kazkaz, journalist Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in December 2024, reports began to emerge of disappearances...

Challenges persist, despite legal advances in equality
By XEDP on 25 de June de 2026Read moreChaimae El Menebhi Soussi, MARibero editor The situation of women is one of the topics that arouses great interest...

The Hidden Infrastructure of Empowerment: Why Egyptian Women Need Media and Information Literacy Now
By XEDP on 25 de June de 2026Read moreSally S. Tayie, journalist and researcher In the bustling streets of Cairo, the villages of Upper Egypt, and across...