On the move

They struggle, mobilize and solidarize. Be it through an individual or a collective journey, what matters is that they remain "on the move".

Nabila Hamza: “The Tunisian feminist movement is not a long, quiet river!”

Nabila Hamza is a sociologist, gender expert, and feminist activist. She is the co-founder of the Tunisian Association of Democratic Women (ATFD) and a member of the advisory board of the international organization Equality Now. She is the winner of the 2019 North-South Prize of the Council of Europe for her defense of migrant rights and the protection of women’s rights in Tunisia. Hamza has published a wide range of articles relating to issues of feminism, public policy, and social development. In this interview, she discusses the plurality of Tunisian feminism.

Women of war in Lebanon: they closed the windows with Nylon sheets

As the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon’s Hezbollah approaches its second month, Lebanese men and women continue to grapple with their losses—mourning the dead and rebuilding their lives. Amidst this turmoil, a new struggle has emerged: homes destroyed and livelihoods shattered, placing a fresh burden on Lebanese women as they devise simple, practical solutions to make their homes liveable once more.

Syrian women dancing to the tunes of freedom

During the fall of the Assad regime, Syrian journalist Rahada Abdoush was attending a press conference in Jordan. As soon as the crossing was opened, Abdoush insisted on returning to Syria to celebrate the fall of one of the bloodiest regimes of modern times. She tells us the details of her journey from Jordan to Syria and describes the celebrations she witnessed upon her arrival.

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