Women’s rights

Egyptian women continue to strengthen their presence across science, finance, entrepreneurship, healthcare, culture, politics, and sustainable development, reinforcing Egypt’s growing role in advancing women’s leadership at the national, regional, and …

Women involved in the justice system often face complex social, legal, and psychological challenges that extend far beyond their period of detention. Addressing these barriers requires more than legal reforms—it …

Egypt’s Ministry of Social Solidarity highlighted its national efforts to protect women from violence and promote their economic empowerment during a high-level knowledge exchange visit to Spain, reaffirming the country’s …

  Japan is once again confronting a long-standing constitutional and cultural debate as concerns grow over the future of the Imperial Family. With only a handful of eligible male heirs …

On July 12, 1932, a girl was born in Cairo who would go on to reshape Egypt’s political history and become one of the country’s most influential advocates for women’s …

CAIRO – July 6, 2026 The Alexandria Library will host a seminar titled “A Woman from Upper Egypt Making History” on July 9, as part of the cultural program accompanying …

Women’s participation in Lebanon’s military and security institutions has steadily expanded over the past three decades, reflecting a broader shift toward gender inclusion in national security. Although women remain a …

Improving legal awareness is increasingly recognized as a key step toward protecting women’s rights and ensuring equal access to justice. Legal experts argue that many women remain unaware of the …

Egypt has achieved significant progress in advancing women’s empowerment over the past 13 years through a series of national reforms aimed at strengthening women’s participation across political, economic, educational, healthcare, …