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politics
Women's Access to the Top of Decision-Making in Morocco... Will Symbolism Turn into Parity?
A woman reaching Morocco's premiership marks historic change in women's political participation, but rights voices say the key challenge is making women's presence actual and influential.
labor/economy
Potato Fields in Bamyan... Women Carrying the Burdens of Livelihood and Deferred Dreams of Education
Deprived of education, girls in Afghanistan's Bamyan work long days in potato fields for meager wages yet still dream of returning to school and university.
art and culture
Robiaa Al-Hajli… The Guardian of As-Sweida’s Memory and Documents
Rabiaa Al-Hajli preserves history by protecting inherited family documents and belongings, viewing them as records of the region's memory, fearing this heritage may be lost without future generations to transmit it.
