Posts Tagged ‘ equality ’

The battle for the soul of the Arab man

The polarised debate over Arab women overlooks the fact that men can be victims of the patriarchy too and their identity is a cultural battlefield.

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Confessions of a would-be Egyptian revolutionary

Confessions of a would-be Egyptian revolutionary

Returning to Egypt for the first time since the revolution, an expat desktop rebel discovers the inspirational, the troubling and the simply bizarre.

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International Women’s Day: Male feminist pigs?

Some regard possession of a vagina as crucial for membership in the feminist movement. But can't a man be a feminist too?

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Sarah Palin v Queer Theory

Sarah Palin v Queer Theory

Which is more empowering or threatening for the gay community: the idea that sexuality is a lifestyle choice (unnatural) or an innate trait (natural)?

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التغلب على الخوف، الخطوة الاولى لنساء مصر

قبل الثورة لم يكن سهلا ان نتخيل نساءا تتحدى سلطة الاب او الزوج وتخرج للتظاهر لكننا وجدنا نساءا واجهن الموت والخوف ,وتلك هى الخطوة الاولى لمواجهة اى غبن

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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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Next stop: freedom?

Next stop: freedom?

an ‘freedom riders’ defiantly boarded a bus to Jerusalem. So is the next stop for the Palestinian struggle a mass civil rights movement?

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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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Palestine@UN: From national to civil rights

As the two-state solution enters its final death throes, it is time for campaigners to switch their demands to equal rights in a single democratic state.

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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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