Brotherhood preacher allegedly attacks women photojournalists at Morsy speech in Tahrir Herstory
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Brotherhood preacher allegedly attacks women photojournalists at Morsy speech in Tahrir

Purchase Valium Online By Iqbal Tamimi The Egypt Independent published an article on Sat, 30/06/2012 accusing Sawfat Hegazy, the pro-Muslim Brotherhood preacher who gave the sermon at Friday’s gathering in Tahrir Square, of physically and verbally attacking two... Read more

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Libyan Women in the elections: 85 women out of the 2,500 candidates contesting 120 seats Herstory
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Libyan Women in the elections: 85 women out of the 2,500 candidates contesting 120 seats

After much dispute and heated argument, with e-petitions to and fro and demonstrations, the NTC finally chose not to impose a quota for female representation. However, the High National Election Commission did decide that for the 80 seats... Read more

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A study concludes translation is crucial to combat ‘the clash of ignorance’ between Arab-Euro societies News
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A study concludes translation is crucial to combat ‘the clash of ignorance’ between Arab-Euro societies

Ambien Buy Online New Study reveals the critical importance of translation as an instrument to combat ‘the clash of ignorance’ between societies on the two shores of the Mediterranean. Brussels, 27th June 2012 – Policies in favour of increasing translation of... Read more

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Arab Women Media Watch Centre in UK calls for the immediate release of fellow Arab journalist held captive in Philippines by Islamic militants News
Posted June 25, 2012 by AWMWC in News

Arab Women Media Watch Centre in UK calls for the immediate release of fellow Arab journalist held captive in Philippines by Islamic militants

https://reachrehab.co.uk/walsall/ By Iqbal Tamimi   Baker Atyani, a Jordanian reporter working for the television channel al-Arabiya, is being held captive by the militant leader Radullan Saheron on an island in the southern Philippines

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Egyptian Cartoons: Elections, Mubarak and Belly dancers eager to star in movies about the infidels Caricature
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Egyptian Cartoons: Elections, Mubarak and Belly dancers eager to star in movies about the infidels

By Iqbal Tamimi Cartoonists in Egypt are contributing to this stage of Egyptian politics with humorous illustrations. In this illustration circulated on line, someone is asking a belly dancer, named Lawahez, about her future and what is she... Read more

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More gender segregation: Saudi Arabia is planning on establishing 4 industrial cities for women Opinion
Posted June 21, 2012 by AWMWC in Opinion

More gender segregation: Saudi Arabia is planning on establishing 4 industrial cities for women

https://sandfire.com/technology-innovation/ By Iqbal Tamimi It seems that the Saudi media rhetoric regarding reform and claims of reconsidering women’s human rights are mere sedative promises. Women are still treated like minors and men are still seen as predators. Saudi... Read more

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