Saudi Arabia has appointed a conservative cleric in his nineties as its top religious leader, state media said, sticking with ...
Mind Body Globe on MSN
The Complex Realities of Women’s Divorce Rights: Where Male Guardianship Still Restricts Freedom
Saudi Arabia's Evolving Personal Status Laws In Saudi Arabia, the landscape for women's divorce rights has been shifting ...
The Print on MSNOpinion
Sudan shows what happens when the world is happy to let mass killers rule
Fourteen million refugees, and 25 million facing acute hunger, should be reason enough for the world to dismantle the ...
Fawzan, who has made controversial comments on child marriage and the Shia school of ... Under his direction, the power of Saudi Arabia’s influential clerics has diminished. Many women now forgo veils ...
HIS fans hoped he would play forever, but Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed he is planning to retire “soon” after his daughters ...
UN Women expresses deep alarm and condemns, in the strongest possible terms, the ongoing attacks against women, girls and civilians in and around El ...
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It’s not ‘anti-British’ to ban the burqa
The niqab – usually referred to erroneously in Britain as the burqa – is a marginal trend across most Muslim traditions; both ...
Tuko News on MSN
Keke Jones: Woman Breaks down on TikTok after Parting Ways with Hubby She Married 6 Months Ago
Keke Jones from the USA is a woman in great pain, as her husband of six allegedly cheated on her and when she found she ...
Iran’s regime has institutionalized gender discrimination. Where is the coordinated campaign to hold Iran accountable?
Deborah Rodriguez Publisher: Sphere / 2011 Pages: 388 Deborah Rodriguez is an American writer, hairdresser and humanitarian.
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