News & Views What next for women in Iran? Just days after the death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash, women are celebrating. But will their lives improve?
News & Views Sydney Peace Prize winner emphasises women’s role in Middle East peace Sydney Peace Prize winner, Nazanin Boniadi, highlights the pivotal role of women in achieving peace in the Middle East by addressing critical issues and advocating for change.
News & Views Life in Saudi Arabia for women – is it really improving? Saudi Arabia now has 5 female ambassadors representing the country – but what does it mean for the rest of the women living there?
News & Views 32yo former Afghan lawmaker murdered in her Kabul home 32-year old former female Afghan lawmaker, Mursal Nabizada has been shot dead in her home in Kabul on Saturday night
News & Views ‘Women. Life. Freedom’: Schoolgirls of Iran take to the streets protesting Schoolgirls in Iran have taken to the streets, removing their headscarves and chanting “death to the dictator”
News & Views UN experts demand stay of execution for two women activists sentenced to death in Iran Two women LGBT activists, Zahra Sedighi-Hamadani and Elham Choubdar, have been sentenced to death by Iranian judicial authorities.
News & Views ‘We join our voices’: Protests reach Syria as Canada sanctions Iran Demonstrations protesting the deaths of women defying Islamic law in Iran have reached Syria, while Canada places sanctions on Iran.
News & Views Kuwait’s women launch “I will not be silent” campaign Kuwait’s women launch “I will not be silent” campaign, sparked by a video posted by influencer Ascia Al Faraj
News & Views Devastating explosion rocks Beirut killing more than 70 people & injuring thousands Lebanon’s capital city Beirut has been devastated by a massive explosion that has killed at least 70 people, including one Australian.
News & Views Egypt sentences female TikTok stars to 2 years in prison for “violating public morals” In Egypt, female social media influencers have been sentenced to jail for posting ‘indecent videos’ that according to the state, ‘violate public morals’.