Bedouin
Bedouins Without Shelter
The Bedouin citizens who live in “unrecognized” villages in southern Israel are exposed to incoming missiles from Iran and from Gaza, yet the government refuses to build them bomb shelters. The consequences have proved deadly.
A Hospital in the Crossfire
New Lines reports from Sweida National Hospital in southern Syria, which became a battleground in July, with doctors and nurses risking their lives, caught between warring Druze and Bedouin-aligned forces.
In Southern Syria, Tensions Simmer Between Druze and Bedouin Neighbors
Tensions are rising in Sweida between Druze and Bedouin communities. Clashes, attacks and mutual distrust have created a volatile situation, with villages living in fear of their neighbors.
‘Silence No More’: Women’s Rights in Kuwait Face an Uphill Battle
A string of femicides struck Kuwait over the past year - one in which zero seats were won by women in parliamentary elections, highlighting the intricately systemic obstacles Kuwaiti women face in a country often imagined as a progressive hub in the region.