Tawakkul – Yemen’s Mahatma Gandhi“In Yemen, we want to build everything on a foundation of equality. And not just equality between the sexes, but also equality between ethnicities, religions and race – it’s a question about...
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Magazine: Women's participation in the public sphere
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08-11-2010
AMMAN – With less than a week to go before the Jordanian parliamentary elections, women’s groups in Jordan have been busy supporting female candidates and calling on women voters to head to the polls... -
23-10-2010
“In the West, we’re used to thinking that ‘all good things go together’. But increased rights for women is not necessarily the same as democratisation. Several countries have discovered that doing... -
07-10-2010
We approach our landing into Cairo in the midst of a sandstorm. For half an hour, my plane circles in an orange-brown haze. All the people in the plane are silent. Being a typical international... -
25-08-2010
“When you look at the reports that are published each year about gender, the first thing that is always mentioned is the low level of participation by women within the Jordanian labour market. Women... -
25-08-2010
“If we want to maintain our competitive edge, we need to be aware of diversity in a broad perspective so as to be able to tap the full potential of talent. When we look at the current gender... -
07-06-2010
It is hardly a secret that men dominate the public sphere in most parts of the world, also in the Arab world. The past generation, however, women have gained ground as their access to education... -
26-01-2010
Mention the name Stephanie AlNaber and most Jordanians will smile with pride. This 22-year-old super talent is now working as a professional footballer in the prestigious Danish women’s club Fortuna...