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politics
From Defamation to Threats... What Does the Experience of Moroccan Female Candidates Reveal About Political and Digital Violence?
When women enter the field of political competition, the challenge is not always limited to rivalry over programs, positions, and policies. In many cases, disagreement moves to targeting the woman in her person, private life, and reputation.
labor/economy
Constant Fear and Anxiety… Syrian Women Face Daily Battles to Secure the Simplest Needs
The deteriorating living reality in Syria places under the weight of constant fear of inability: the inability to pay rent, or provide the price of medicine, and secure a simple meal that suits their health condition.
art and culture
Annabah Will Celebrate Women's Theater... New Performances and Horizons for Empowering Creative Women
Theater lovers turn to Annabah, hosting the eighth National Cultural Festival for Women's Theatrical Production, with a renewed vision enhancing women's presence as project owners in Algeria's theatrical scene.
