Alexandria: Fragments of the White City by the Sea
Alexandria, on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, is the second-largest city in Egypt. Since its founding by Alexander the Great circa 332 BC, it has been the cradle of a sto…
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Saudi Professor Omar al-Muqbel Arrested for Criticizing State Entertainment Authority
Human rights groups and Islamic organizations have called for the Islamist cleric’s release, saying that his arrest is a clear violation of the right to free expression. This…
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Life is Harsh in Beit Ummar, a West Bank Town in Palestine
Beit Ummar is a small Palestinian town in the occupied West Bank surrounded by Israeli settlements inhabited by radical Jewish settlers. In Denver, Colorado, an informal “Sist…
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Time for Young Africans to Shake Things Up at Home
Despite ongoing conflicts, a new generation of Africans is coming of age and leading change. Aya Chebbi, the first ever African Youth Envoy of the African Union, is setting a…
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Marrakech’s Mellah: A Return to Peaceful Co-Existence
The history of Marrakech’s Jewish quarter is a complicated one, but many observers hope its restoration and renaming stand as a symbol of tolerance and peaceful coexistence th…
Read MoreWater is for Almonds: a Moroccan Town’s Struggle for Water Rights
Imider, a rural Moroccan town has been successfully protesting against a silver mine for water rights for nearly a decade. The young filmmaker Nadir Bouhmouch partnered with t…
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