The cost of praying in Jerusalem Opinion
Posted August 4, 2013 by AWMWC
in Opinion

The cost of praying in Jerusalem

In reality it takes half a minute to actually cross between the two points separating Palestinians from Ramallah barrier to the next checkpoint in Jerusalem. This half a minute forces Palestinians in the fasting month of Ramadan to cue from... Read more

Tags: Ahmed Douglas, Al-Aqsa Mosque, checkpoint, cue, democracy, discrimination, faith.Photos, fasting, forces, Friday, Israeli, Jerusalem, Middle East, occupying, Palestinians, permit, photographer, praying, Qalandiya, Ramadan, Ramallah barrier
Arab Women Media Watch in UK is concerned about the fate of a Syrian woman activist who might face the death penalty Herstory
Posted April 29, 2012 by AWMWC
in Herstory

Arab Women Media Watch in UK is concerned about the fate of a Syrian woman activist who might face the death penalty

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

Tags: arming, arrested, civil war, death penalty, forces, sectarian, Shammas, Syrian. security