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politics
Yemeni Women’s Union: 2025, a Year Without Political Gains for Women
Despite political and economic challenges in Yemen during 2025, women remained excluded from decision-making, while civil society organizations provided support and empowerment amid violence and weakening protections for women’s rights.
labor/economy
Testimonies from Factories Reveal Arbitrary Dismissals and Forced Labor Facing Tunisian Women
At a time when women are struggling for their labor rights, the scene in Tunisia reflects the reality of thousands of women who suffer in silence inside factories.
art and culture
“Dunyazad”: A Novel of Loss That Gave May Telmissany a New Life
Egyptian novelist May Telmissany believes women writers today are bolder, exposing taboos and writing autobiographically through confessional narratives, despite what she calls persistent reader voyeurism in contemporary literary culture globally.
