Female Motorsport Racers in Oman
In the Arab state of Oman, three young women are attempting to break through in the male dominated motorsport racing, and are even beating them at their own game. … [Read more...]
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Women Are Sole Providers For Many Syrian Refugee Families
According to a recent UN report, one-quarter of Syrian refugee family providers are women who struggle to provide food and shelter, and often face harassment. … [Read more...]
People of Mogadishu, in Photos
Vice News presents a photo essay of the people of Mogadishu, Somalia’s capital, depicting images of daily life and at play on Lido Beach. … [Read more...]
Syrian Hospitals Offer Grim Prognosis
According to Physicians for Human Rights, Syrian hospitals have been deliberately targeted by President Assad’s forces in aerial bombardments. Due to a lack of proper medical facilities, many Syrians … [Read more...]
Pianist Gives Hope In Palestinian Camp
Influenced by the moving film “The Pianist,” a resident of Damascus' Yarmuk Palestinian refugee camp, Ayham al-Ahmed, plays his piano amidst destroyed buildings. … [Read more...]
Biebs FaceTimes Malala
Justin Bieber can’t be all bad as he recently got in touch with Malala Yousafzai, the inspirational education activist, and threw some major support to her girl empowerment foundation. … [Read more...]
Feminism and Islam in Indonesia
In this Voice of America radio segment, scholar Rachel Rinaldo talks about the compatibility of Islam and women’s rights in Indonesia. … [Read more...]
Muslim ‘Shooting King’ Asked To Return Prize
A shooting championship in Germany turned controversial when the winner was nearly stripped of his title because of his Muslim faith. … [Read more...]
Qatar Forming All Star Soccer Team
The Qatari Royal Family seems to be on a mission to elevate the small country’s international standing in the arenas of architecture, commerce, culture, education and… sports. The New York Times takes … [Read more...]
History of ‘Street Cricket’
Lacking proper facilities for cricket, children in countries such as Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka have been forced to play the beloved game on local roads and streets; a personal account … [Read more...]
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