A Woman’s Work: Women in the Middle East Choose Untraditional Roles
By Adam Pitt
Mir and Hajar are graduates from the International Maritime College Oman (IMCO) in the Omani city of Sohar. Having become friends after...
Syrian Refugee: ‘I don’t want to die’
In an effort to give a voice to the Syrian people, GSDM Latin America Editor and photographer Diego Cupolo wrote Seven Syrians: War Accounts...
After A Revolution, Back to The Kitchen: Women in the Aftermath of the Arab...
By Manoj Kr. Bhusal
When the heydays of the Arab Spring have subdued; that promising, bright and mesmerizing picture of the Arab world has started to fade. Contrary to popular expectations outside the Arab World, the Islamist fundamentalist and semi-fundamentalists dominate the elected bodies in the post-revolutionary Arab states.
Cancer & Condescension: The Case of Iraq’s Imposed Epidemic
lBy Aliza Amlani
Forget about oil, occupation, terrorism or even al-Qaeda. The real hazard for Iraqis these days is cancer. As the Iraq War officially ends,...
