Between Law and Reality
The Street After Nine: How Reduced Lighting Policies Reshaped Women’s Mobility in Egypt
An investigation tracking the cost of early closures and reduced lighting on safety and mobility in public space In times
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An investigation tracking the cost of early closures and reduced lighting on safety and mobility in public space In times
Tamam Ali, a farmer from the town of Aitaroun, relied entirely on her land to secure her annual income. Before
Stories are told within society, and reports confirm, that some walls of homes were not merely stones, but solid barriers
Ghada, a pseudonym, sits on a wooden bench across from me, but her eyes drift far away, staring at a
In moments of displacement, stories are not the same, but what unites them is that women, especially mothers, suddenly find
In the streets of Beirut and its suburbs—where roads intertwine and choke under traffic congestion, where daily outings have become
At the recent Global Investigative Journalism Network conference held in Kuala Lumpur, the opening speech by Filipino journalist Maria Ressa,
The Algerian digital sphere recently witnessed intense backlash following influencer Sarah Hannana’s announcement of her decision to remove the hijab.
“We plant because the land is our life.” This sentence captures Umm Ali’s relationship with her land and reflects the
Crossing from one riverbank to another was not a casual trip, nor a move to secure necessities, nor even an
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