law
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How Does Civil Society Confront the Campaigns Targeting the Personal Status Code?
Fierce campaigns against Tunisia's Personal Status Code persist, claimed by patriarchal society to have "empowered women," making its revision an openly declared goal.
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Crimes of Violence Against Children in Syria Are Recurring... Where Is Protection and the Law?
Rising child violence in Syria demands addressing it as a societal issue with legal and psychological protection,and safe spaces for children to disclose without fear or stigma.
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Run Over by Cars,Physical and Digital Viiolece…Sudanese Women Journalists Face Targeting
Sudanese women journalists face arrest,enforced disappearance, and physical/digital vioilence amid war.The Journalists Syndicate documents violations,seeking protection,accouuntability,and justice fort them.
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Arrest of Women in Herat...Hijab as a Pretext and Escalating Violations
Concerns rise in Herat over Taliban detentions of women, including activist Khatira Jami, amid reports of mistreatment and grave violations against female detainees.
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The Roadmap to Gaza Reveals the Need for a Women's Partnership in Peacemaking
The Gaza roadmap’s success hinges on binding implementation, international guarantees,and comprehensive national participation,especially women’s representation in decision-making.
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Amid Rising Assaults…Calls for Strengthening Protection of Iraqi Women and Holding Perpetrators Accountable
A women’s rights activist has called for tightening oversight within Iraqi security institutions,holding perpetrators of violations against women accountable,enacting legislation that ensures legal protection and prevents the recurrence of such crimes.
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Two Weeks After the Flogging Incident in Sabha... The Rights Debate Continues
Sabha’s public flogging reignites debate on sentence publicity; justice must uphold dignity, equality,and prevent stigmatization, not just implement rulings.
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Is Law Sufficient to Protect Women from Obstetric Violence?
Zainab Abu Talib: Obstetric violence reveals legal gaps and evidentiary issues, requiring informed consent, dignity protection, and broader accountability.
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Violence Against Women in Egypt... Escalating Crimes and Shifting Patterns Amid Ongoing Challenges
Despite government efforts and community initiatives to curb violence against women, the phenomenon remains one of the most complex social issues, shaped by intertwined economic, cultural, and legislative factors influencing its scale and patterns.
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Systematic Vioilations Against Journalists in Yemen
Journalists in Yemen face escalating dangers as violations mount and protection remains absent, turning their work into a mission farught with threats and assassinations amid a fragile, truth-suppressing security environment.
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Strengthening Political Empowerment as a Gateway to Building Palestinian Feminist Unity
Nahla Al-Akhrasi urges cohesive Palestinian feminist unity amid war, through political, economic, and legal empowerment and protective support networks.
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Lou'a Khalaf case tests bar authority vs. personal freedom balance
The Bar Association's suspension of lawyer Lou'a Khalaf sparked legal debate, transcending professional procedures into social media controversy over personal freedoms.
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Iraq's social security laws fail private-sector women workers in practice
Iraqi law expanded social security for working women, but weak enforcement deprives thousands in the private sector of their rights amid oversight calls.
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"Rejection Violence" Amid the Challenges of Law No. 58
Despite Tunisia's Law No. 58 against violence, crimes remain high, with 12 women killed since January, according to Tunisian feminist associations.
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"Unilateral Policies Threaten Syria's Future and Exclude Women"
The issue of Syrian women's participation in political ,administrative life has emerged as a fundamental file linked to the transitional path, particularly as debate continues over the constitution, rights, and the governance model the country will adopt.
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Why Are Moroccan Lawyers Still on Strike After Parliament Passed the Legal Profession Bill?
The legal profession bill controversy in Morocco persists despite parliamentary approval. Government cites reform, bar associations decry independence infringement, as all await the Constitutional Court's decisive ruling.
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Digital Violence and the Exclusion of Women: The New Face of Targeting Women's Rights Defenders
The digital space is no longer merely a platform for expressing opinions or exchanging ideas; in recent years, it has become an arena where freedom of expression intersects with new forms of organized violence and targeting.
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Yemeni Lawyer Affirms the Relationship Between Art and Law
Lawyer Fatima Nour bridges art and law, exposing gaps that hinder women, and charts a path to justice that restores law's human spirit.
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From the Suffering of Inheritance to Defending the Rights of Women Farmers in Upper Egypt
Asma Mehran never imagined that her personal experience with inheritance would one day become a cause she would defend, and that she would become a voice for dozens of women facing the same fate in the villages of Upper Egypt.
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Protesting for the Best Interests of the Child: Iraqi Mothers Fight Custody Changes
Activist Tahira Taher urges that laws separating child from mother prioritize the child's best interests, not contested rights, ensuring stable bonds with both parents.