Since the fall of the regime, I have tracked coordinated online smear campaigns targeting 20 Syrian women across various professional fields, each attacked under different pretexts. These assaults deploy the […]
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n times of war, it is not only people who vanish; the answers vanish along with them. Behind every missing person in Darfur stands an entire family living on mere […]
In Egypt, LGBTQI+ people face escalating abuse where online harassment, state complicity, and social hostility intersect, turning digital attacks into real-world threats with little protection or accountability
Since the outbreak of the Darfur war in 2003, Sudan has been trapped in a cycle of armed conflicts and deepening political divisions. The government under Omar al-Bashir launched a […]
As Germany debates new asylum restrictions and far-right parties gain ground, migration has become a symbol of broader fears about an unstable world. Ten years ago, Germany symbolised Europe’s ‘Willkommenskultur’ [Welcome Culture]. Chancellor […]
“Why do you have to always be on the side of those losing?” my mother asked me with a tone of soft blame as I started writing in support of […]
After decades without a national framework regulating refugee affairs, the Egyptian Parliament passed the country’s first-ever asylum law in December 2024. The move was officially described as “a necessary step […]
The Egyptian government has intensified its presence on social media platforms, amid increasing reliance of citizens on these platforms as a primary news source, surpassing print newspapers and traditional news […]