Layla AlAmmar grew up in Kuwait. She has a master’s degree in creative writing from the University of Edinburgh.
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A committee of the country’s ministry of information has the power to ban books, in an affront to the country’s democratic principles.
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إحصلوا على تغطيتنا الكاملة للتعليم والبحوث والثقافة في العالم العربي على بريدكم الالكتروني
If Arabs want a true lingua franca, they must ease the rigid boundaries they’ve set up between the local dialects and the formal language.
Cyberspace has become a place where some men stalk, attack, and seek to humiliate women. Now women, universities, and private organizations are mounting digital...
New research shows that educating teenage girls about the risks of female genital mutilation changes their opinions to view it less favorably, but experts say t...
Syrian artist Sara Shamma uses strong color and powerful brushstrokes to portray human traffickers, women who have survived being trafficked, and the emotions s...
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إحصلوا على تغطيتنا الكاملة للتعليم والبحوث والثقافة في العالم العربي على بريدكم الالكتروني
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