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RSSThere’s an old Vietnamese proverb ‘Den nha ai nay rang’ that means, loosely, ‘Shine the light only in one’s own home [and not on others’].’ This approach illustrates part of the problem of why violence against wives and girlfriends may sometimes occur...
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Saudi women’s rights activists have posted on the web a video of a woman at the wheel of her car, in protest at the ban on female drivers in the kingdom.
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For almost a decade now, it has been witnessed that there are changes that many critics feel is taking over the nation of Arab. From change in women’s working...
made popular Sep 19 2007
The rumour mill is buzzing with the news that employment of Saudi women is a far-fetched dream because the shop owners are not comfortable with the idea of employing...
made popular Sep 13 2006
This comes as a rather shocking piece of news to the elite class of Saudi community. Media is abuzz with the case of Hana Al Jader, wife of Saudi Prince Mohamed Bin...
made popular Sep 7 2006
Women in the Middle East are trying hard to be recognized since a long time now. Despite the conservative practices imposed by the radical groups, women are gearing up...
made popular Sep 4 2006
The year 2006 remained quite eventful for the Saudi women with women emancipation gaining momentum with the help of the liberal King Abdullah.
Lot of talks were going...
made popular Sep 1 2006
The highly influential voices of Saudi Arabia, the clerics are planning to impose a new restriction on the women from praying in the ‘grand Mosque, Mecca’....
made popular Aug 30 2006
Women in Saudi Arabia, off late, are creating a niche amidst the watchdogs, and trying their hands in different fields and have largely met with success in their...
made popular Aug 30 2006
Under the rules and regulations laid by the Islamic culture, it becomes impossible for a woman to get married outside her religion. The growing number of honor killings...
made popular Aug 23 2006
With the battle between the liberal and the conservatives crossing its limits, Saudi women are still hopeful that they will see better days.
This new confidence is an...
made popular Aug 12 2006
As known to everyone, Saudi Arabia is well known for its strict religious policies, particularly when it comes to restricting the freedom of the women community....
made popular Aug 10 2006
Wajiha al-Huweidar, the 45-year-old writer of Saudi Arab was held by the police as she tried to voice out for more rights for her fellow sisters.
Huweidar staged an...
made popular Aug 7 2006
Women rights activists worldwide are agitated with the killings of women and children due to the ongoing Israel and Lebanon war.
A petitioned signed by nearly 850...
made popular Aug 2 2006
In the world of Saudi Arabia and all the Middle East countries, it is an aged old tradition among the brides to spend extravagantly for their wedding dress, which they...
made popular Jul 28 2006
In accordance with the Arab Government’s declaration to create more job opportunities for the women community, last Wednesday, the Saudi Arabian Airlines has made...
made popular Jul 28 2006
According to Khaleejtimes report, to call off the ongoing war between Israel and Lebanon, where thousands of innocent lives are washed away within a single sec, Saudi...
made popular Jul 24 2006
According to a report published by a Kuwaiti paper, 22-year old Machael el-Shamemre becomes the first Saudi woman and an Arab who has joined the NASA in US.
Shamemre...
made popular Jul 24 2006
Under the leadership of liberal Saudi King Abdullah, Saudi women are getting opportunities in almost every field.
Despite the ban imposed by the Islamic law that...
made popular Jun 27 2006
Jeddah recently hosted the first cultural seminar, exclusively to educate the Saudi women on the stock market. The seminar titled ‘Saudi Women and Stock Market...
made popular Jun 26 2006
With legal imposition crippling the Saudi women, they are taking up an entirely new way of going vocal today.
Increasing number of Saudi women are creating individual...
made popular Jun 24 2006
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Women in Mozambique are really facing a tough life. Firstly, the AIDS endemic is engulfing the entire nation and secondly, their male partners are abusing them both...
made popular Jan 12 2007
While women in Africa are very much oppressed, a housemaid’s condition is even more wretched one.
Wanja is an orphan and lives with her distant aunt. However,...
made popular Dec 7 2006
Spain’s prime minister has initiated a crusade against domestic violence in Europe, personifying it as the nastiest form of human rights violations.
Jose Luis...
made popular Nov 29 2006
Saudi Arabia has suddenly gone through a sea-changing reform, with the Media giving maximum exposure to cases of domestic abuses against the Saudi women. This new...
made popular Jun 20 2006
Who will believe that today a large number of children under 12 years of age are fast taking over the tag from teenagers as ‘culprits’?
The most number of...
made popular Jun 6 2006
Abuse of Saudi women is growing day by day in the country, but unfortunately, the concerned authority is not been able to do anything about it.
It is the public...
made popular May 26 2006
Life becomes so very frustrating when your freedom is curbed. This is the case with the Muslim women in Germany. They are not only the victims of society but frequently...
made popular May 25 2006
Another ad campaign aiming to highlight psychological abuse suffered by women is on it’s way. I hope it achieves all that it is aiming to, because most of such...
made popular Dec 23 2005
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