Posts Tagged ‘ children ’

From the Chronikles: In the name of equality

As Belgium toys with the idea of allowing mothers to pass on their surnames, is there a way to make naming practices fairer?

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Lessons in revolt

Although designed to instil loyalty to the regime, Egyptian schools have been breeding grounds for rebellion and revolt.

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ركوب حافلة المدرسة معاً في القدس

بوجود تفاعل محدود بين الإسرائيليين والفلسطينيين كيف يمكننا منع الأصوات المتطرّفة من الكلام

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Feeling Europe’s pain

All is not well in the old world of organisational paternity, job security and economic rationality. But the silver lining is that we have millions of virtual ‘friends’ to feel our pain.

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Can peace be as simple as child’s play?

Palestinian and Israeli children are victims of the conflict they have inherited. So can joint schools help them learn to live together?

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Riding the school bus together in Jerusalem

Riding the school bus together in Jerusalem

Bilingual Hebrew-Arabic schooling has the potential to build bridges between Palestinians and Israelis. So why aren’t there more of them?

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Less Catholic than the pope

'Catholic' education thrives in Belgium, but the decision between principle and pragmatism is not easy when choosing a school.

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A battle for the soul of every Egyptian

Converts have become pawns in Egypt's increasingly bitter standoff between Muslims and Christians.

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A question of upbringing

In multicultural families, deciding on where to raise your child is no easy matter and has profound implications for the future.

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Why do men leave?

Marriage and fatherhood bring out the best in some. But for many it’s an unbearable weight, and so they leave.Why is this?

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