Category Archives: Countries

A Voice for the Voiceless: Advocating for Yemeni Refugees’ Rights in Jordan

Introduction Jordan has long been recognized as a major host country for refugees, absorbing waves [...]

Political Dissent in Saudi Arabia: The Cost of Criticizing the Government

In Saudi Arabia, political dissent carries severe repercussions, with the government employing a range of [...]

Increased Sexual Violence and Child Marriage Due to Instability in Yemen

Yemen, a country devastated by years of conflict, is facing a catastrophic humanitarian crisis, with [...]

Women in Yemen Battling Online Gender-Based Violence

In Yemen, women have long faced systemic discrimination, exacerbated by the effects of cultural restrictions [...]

Discrimination Against Yemeni Refugees in Jordan: A Hidden Crisis

Jordan has long been a significant host country for refugees, housing large numbers of Palestinians, [...]

Barriers to Freedom of Movement: The Impact of the Mahram System on Yemeni Women’s Rights

Discrimination against women in Yemen is pervasive and deeply rooted in both societal norms and [...]

Saudi Arabia’s Strategic Investment in Tennis: Sportswashing and Human Rights Concerns

In recent years, Saudi Arabia has made significant investments in global sports, using high-profile tournaments [...]

Religious Freedom in Oman: State Control, Limited Expression, and Repressive Policies: State Control, Limited Expression, and Repressive Policies

In Oman, the constitution guarantees the right to freedom of religion, yet this right is [...]

Gender-Based Violence in Yemen: A Crisis Within a Crisis

In Yemen’s protracted conflict, another devastating crisis festers largely out of sight: the epidemic of [...]

Qatar’s Discriminatory Citizenship Laws: How New Electoral Reforms Deny Rights to the Al Murra tribe

In July 2021, Qatar approved new laws to regulate its first legislative elections, but these [...]