When a Christian man converts to Islam, his wife and grown children lose all inheritance rights, and the children’s religion can be changed. The mother loses custody of the children once they reach the age of seven. Nadine Nimri investigates.

Dalal Salameh digs into new school textbooks, and finds that there is a contradiction between the values promoted and the backdrop against which this promotion takes place.

One week before Bethlehem's traditional Christmas celebrations, Palestinians dressed as Santa Claus marched towards the Israeli Separation Wall amidst clashes with the Israeli occupation army.

On Thursday night, Jordanian authorities proceeded to forcibly deport 800 Sudanese refugees after their transport to a storage facility near the airport, executing a prior decision to return them to their country.

By Mohammed Hijazi It’s been less than two months since the release of Adele’s record-breaking single “Hello”, which reached an astounding 27 million plays in 24 hours and a total of 650 million plays (as of December 9, 2015). And unless you’ve been living in a cave, you must have come across not only the.

Rana Sabbagh writes about the deteriorating state of press freedom in the Arab world.

Ala Qandil contributed to the text Moataz dreamt of a life without the Israeli occupation. He got a small taste of it, when he visited his uncle in France. Moataz loved it there, but came back to Palestine. He was shot dead by an Israeli soldier at a protest in Bethlehem. 19-year-old Sa’ad also had.

Ala Qandil contributed to the text Moataz dreamt of a life without the Israeli occupation. He got a small taste of it, when he visited his uncle in France. Moataz loved it there, but came back to Palestine. He was shot dead by an Israeli soldier at a protest in Bethlehem. 19-year-old Sa’ad also had.

By Afef Abrougui Early November, the Ranking Digital Rights (RDR) project launched its corporate accountability index,  a ranking of 16 of the world’s most powerful telecommunications and internet companies on their commitments and policies that affect users’ free speech and privacy rights. Orange, MTN, Vodafone and Etisalat, which all have operations in the Arab region,.

By Afef Abrougui Early November, the Ranking Digital Rights (RDR) project launched its corporate accountability index,  a ranking of 16 of the world’s most powerful telecommunications and internet companies on their commitments and policies that affect users’ free speech and privacy rights. Orange, MTN, Vodafone and Etisalat, which all have operations in the Arab region,.