Syria
Since the Syrian conflict began in 2011, more than half of the country’s 21 million…
Set in 1960s Damascus, Ghada Samman’s novel is an eminent celebration of life and female emancipation, but it also serves as a poignant reminder that the same rights and freedom of women are still being fought over both in the Syria and around the world.
The Syrian conflict has preoccupied hearts, minds and newsfeeds around the world for the last…
On World Refugee Day, we think everyone should read An Unsafe Haven by Nada Awar…
When leaving their homes, families and friends to escape war-torn countries, refugees take only what…
6,000 migrants live in the bitter cold limbo of the Calais ‘Jungle.’ Volunteering there this…
The world is reeling in shock this weekend after a series of attacks claimed 129…
A country is on its deathbed and the world is doing nothing. Yemen is falling apart. Last…