بقلم: سائد كرزون أتحدث في اليوم العادي مع عدد لا باس به من الشباب و الصبايا، و لاحظت مؤخرا ازدياد عدد الراغبين بمغادرة فلسطين و السفر إلى أي مكان كان، فقط للخروج من هذه المنطقة المحظورة، حينها شعرت أنني بحاجة كي اطرق باب ذاكرتهم و أن اسألهم سؤالا عاما محددا؛ شو رأيك بحياتك في فلسطين؟.
بقلم: سائد كرزون أتحدث في اليوم العادي مع عدد لا باس به من الشباب و الصبايا، و لاحظت مؤخرا ازدياد عدد الراغبين بمغادرة فلسطين و السفر إلى أي مكان كان، فقط للخروج من هذه المنطقة المحظورة، حينها شعرت أنني بحاجة كي اطرق باب ذاكرتهم و أن اسألهم سؤالا عاما محددا؛ شو رأيك بحياتك في فلسطين؟.
Inmates at a handicrafts workshop at the Women’s Correctional and Rehabilitation Center in Juwaideh. This is the only women’s correction and rehabilitation center in Jordan. It has around 235 inmates, a third of them non-Jordanian, according to prison officials. Around 70 women are there under administrative detention. For more information read Amnesty International’s reports here.
Inmates at a handicrafts workshop at the Women’s Correctional and Rehabilitation Center in Juwaideh. This is the only women’s correction and rehabilitation center in Jordan. It has around 235 inmates, a third of them non-Jordanian, according to prison officials. Around 70 women are there under administrative detention. For more information read Amnesty International’s reports here.
The Dark Side of the Spoon is a comic strip created, written and penciled by Mike V. Derderian, and inked and colored by Waleed Qutteineh. The first official episode appeared in U Men’s August 2009 issue—Thank you Shirene. It follows the lives of Mako, a Mako shark with amphibian abilities and the appetite of—duh—a shark,.
The Dark Side of the Spoon is a comic strip created, written and penciled by Mike V. Derderian, and inked and colored by Waleed Qutteineh. The first official episode appeared in U Men’s August 2009 issue—Thank you Shirene. It follows the lives of Mako, a Mako shark with amphibian abilities and the appetite of—duh—a shark,.
By Khaled Sedki of Interruptions Previously published on Interruptions Blog It is now official! Arabs are exotic, again! But while Edward Said tried to explain the first Orientalist hype as a distribution of geopolitical awareness on the grounds of Western domination over the Orient; this new ‘exotic’ craze is really all about falafel! Falafel and.
By Khaled Sedki of Interruptions Previously published on Interruptions Blog It is now official! Arabs are exotic, again! But while Edward Said tried to explain the first Orientalist hype as a distribution of geopolitical awareness on the grounds of Western domination over the Orient; this new ‘exotic’ craze is really all about falafel! Falafel and.
24 كانون الثاني 2010
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