What The Women Of The Middle East Taught Me About Home – And Privilege

"This region has brought me a self I recognise more fully than the one I arrived with. That is an enormous debt."

Between Two Worlds: How Journalism Found Sherine Tadros

For Middle East correspondent Sherine Tadros, reporting from the front lines during the Gaza Wars and the Arab Uprisings wasn’t enough, so she switched allegiances and became the Deputy Director of Advocacy and Representative to the United Nations for Amnesty International to change how the story ends. Her new memoir, Taking Sides, recounts her remarkable journey.

Here’s Our Take On “The Idol,” The Provocative Hollywood Series By The Weeknd and Sam Levinson

Is The Idol another series feeding the machine of exploitation?

To Share Or Not To Share? Here’s Why I Prefer Keeping My Social Media Private

That is the question.

Dear World: Muslim Women Don’t Need You To Approve Of What We Wear (Or Don’t)

A different country, a different woman, a different time; yet, the same struggle.

Looking Back A Year After The Taliban’s Return, This Afghan Woman Asks Herself: Was It All Worth It?

Maz Hakim shares her pain as she looks back at the Taliban's return to Afghanistan, 12 months later.

Have Beauty Pageants ‘’Aged Gracefully’’ As An Institution?

I am afraid my thoughts on the topic are predictably mainstream.

There Is No Honour In Killing

When will it end?