Women’s rights

KAFR EL SHEIKH, Egypt — Kafr El Sheikh University has strengthened its commitment to women’s health and protection by launching a dedicated Safe Women Unit at Kafr El Sheikh University …

Suggested Image Alt Text: Egyptian Senator Sherine Sabry discussing her proposal to replace the term “Housewife” with “Generation Builder” on Egypt’s national ID cards. Egyptian Senator Sherine Sabry, a member …

The Arab Women Organization (AWO), one of the specialized organizations of the League of Arab States, is launching the Arab Women Organization Youth Simulation Model from July 27 to 29, …

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 …