Young Minds
By Soad Fathi Why do people always assume that being young means you’re not capable of thinking about serious matters, that we can’t decide for ourselves, or we don’t know…
read moreBy Soad Fathi Why do people always assume that being young means you’re not capable of thinking about serious matters, that we can’t decide for ourselves, or we don’t know…
read moreIn 2011, when the revolution broke out, I witnessed men and women side to side taking part of it and fighting for the future of Libya equally. However, not…
read moreBased on an article by Louise Allen published here Women’s civil society advocates were long excluded from the security council. This is changing, but they must be allowed to speak freely.…
read moreBy Sajeda Sharief Teachers should give lessons about kindness and respect, but what if in the middle of a lesson in the class room you notice the teacher describing people…
read moreAs human beings we are labeled by a social identity given to us by the community. Since birth our family, our original home towns, our religion, our cultures, our surroundings……
read moreThe campaign “You are missing the full picture” aims to highlight the international community’s very gender blind approach to Libyan women’s right in meaningfully participation in the political and peace…
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