In Syria, many laws rely on physical criteria to determine women's rights, rather than principles of citizenship and human rights. This approach only deepens gender inequality.

Since the first episodes of the series Wlad Badia (Badia’s Sons) started airing, female roles emerged clear and strong, breaking away from the stereotypical portrayal of women.

“There’s snow everywhere in Gaziantep, where I now live after being displaced from Syria. I look out the window and feel the warmth enveloping my body, and I feel grateful...

The women of Syria would like to address this message of solidarity to the women of Gaza and Palestine. We are exhausted by the repeated deception of major powers. The...

Children and women, the elderly, people living with disability… have all come to know that dumpsters are the only refuge left for them in a city that “has enough lovers...

Her boss attacked her when she defended her idea. Immediately, he used his disciplinary power to send her, through the legal affairs of the Syrian press institution where she works,...

To this day, tribes impose patriarchal authority on their communities, specifically women, treating girls as nothing more than assets of the tribe. The tribal female then simultaneously becomes the so-called...