By Iqbal Tamimi A photo taken for Moroccan Member of Parliament, Nabeela Binamro sparked waves of controversy. Not because she is a member of The Authenticity and Modernity opposition Party, but because the photo taken of her during a... Read more
Arab Women Media Watch in UK is concerned about the fate of 21 years old Syrian human rights activist, Yara Michael Shammas, who faces charges that might lead to death penalty. Shammas was arrested by the Syrian security forces and accused of... Read more
Yemeni girl sweats blood and cries tears of stones By Iqbal Tamimi A televised report of a Yemeni young woman, 18 years old, shocked the audiences and baffled the medical experts. It can be watched on the attached video. Saborah Hasan, a young... Read more
By Iqbal Tamimi Two female broadcasters at Jordan State television experienced temporary blindness on Saturday morning while presenting the daily breakfast show ‘Youm Jadeed’. Lana Atiyat and Hana Abu Arjah suffered skin burns and... Read more
Iqbal Tamimi His Royal Highness Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein’s Club for the Deaf in Amman, has celebrated the women who won the chess tournament which took place this month in Jordan. The chess players competed for the Prince Raad bin Zeid’s... Read more
Iqbal Tamimi It has been difficult for women in Saudi Arabia to make their dreams come true business wise, because of the obstacles they face when attempting to start new businesses considered exclusively male dominated or outside the norms... Read more
Appointment of female to top health ministry job latest sign of gradual reform Saudi Arabia’s government has appointed a woman to a top job in its Ministry of Health in the latest sign of creeping reform in the ultra-conservative Gulf kingdom... Read more
By Iqbal Tamimi A Moroccan NGO told AFP, that a sixteen-year-old has committed suicide after she was forced to marry the man who raped her. According to interpretation of the Moroccan Penal Code, marrying the victim helps the rapist... Read more
Iqbal Tamimi About half of the Palestinian society are females. The estimated population at end of 2011 was 4.2 million in the Palestinian territory of whom 2.2 million are males and 2.0 million females. In addition, males comprise 50.8%... Read more