How Islamophobia Took Root What have you heard about Muslim women recently? “They are meek.” “They are oppressed.” “Their hijab is a barricade.” “Feminism is unknown to them. Equality is denied.” But what if I told you these are gross generalities? There is a rich fabric of various women’s movements
Category: Middle East
Youth in Action
More than 50 youth leaders were appointed by the UNDP to develop innovative projects targeting the SDGs in the Arab region. To improve their leadership skills, they were all invited to Kuwait to discuss their projects with professionals in the field.
Terror in Europe: Extremism from Both Sides
The local population’s sentimental reactions of these attacks are clear: fear and anger. Eventually, each side of the population will construct an enemy’s face. “The domino effect of terror” is the chain of reaction caused by fear. The sentiments of revolt combined with a desire for justice can create the continuous effect of violence towards both Europeans and Muslims; as victims or perpetrators.
Your Privacy on Sale – the Commercial Spyware Market
Authoritarian regimes have turned to spyware to counter the use of social media by political activists and Western technology firms have been more than happy to offer sophisticated hacking solutions to anyone willing to pay their price.
Sand, Salt, Stars: UF Trip to Jordan
In the end of March, 14 students at Malmö högskola went on a study trip to Jordan, poised to learn more about the country’s culture and current challenges. The trip was organised by the Malmö Association of Foreign Affairs.
Memories from the Middle East
As Europe dams off the Mediterranean, Middle Eastern refugees are stranded. Is the Middle East equipped to take in these rejects? A volunteer from a Lebanese refugee camp may have some answers.
Dar Al-Islam – Propaganda for the Caliphate
The Islamic State has built a huge propaganda machine. This not only includes gruelling execution videos and a heavy social media presence, but also magazines like “Dar Al-Islam”.
Political Deadlock
Numerous failed attempts to elect a president in Lebanon have led to a fragile political situation and a dangerous imbalance between religious groups. To secure the national and regional stability, the Christian community is faced with the challenge of regaining its position in the political game.
Lebanon Under Pressure
An unprecedented number of Syrian refugees are heading to Lebanon for refuge. As Lebanon struggles to keep up with refugee needs, providing schooling is one of the challenges the government is faced with.
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