After surviving Daesh, Yazidi women ask to go home
Yazidi women who have escaped from Daesh's grip throughout the past few years hope that the defeat of the militant group is soon so that they may return back to their homes in Syria and Iraq.
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Tunisia: First Racism Conviction Comes Amid Anger Over Activist's Killing
In Tunisia, the country's black minority and sub-Saharan immigrants have constantly reported attacks and abuse. This has led to the Tunisian Parliament to pass an anti-racism law and make its first conviction.
What can counter-sectarianism committee achieve in Egypt?
In Egypt, a Committee to Counter-Sectarian Violence was formed in December 2018, however many say that the committee might not be able to meet its objectives unless they become more vigilant in regards to collecting information.
Cold kills Syrian newborns as families flee fighting in eastern Syria
According to the World Health Organisation (WH) nearly 30 Syrian children have died in the past eight weeks as families brave harsh winter conditions.
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What Is Life Like For ISIS’ Former Child Soldiers In Iraq?
Many children born to ISIS parents in Iraq are facing an uncertain future, with governments not providing them with ID cards and their local communities shunning them.
Sheikh al-Azhar and Pope sign historic document on countering extremism
The Pope and Grand Imam of al-Azhar met in the UAE capital to discuss dialogue between religions
What Does The Future Hold For Children Raised Under ISIS?
From rehabilitation to repatriation, the future remains complex for hundreds of children who lived under ISIS rule in Libya.
Students Protest At HTS’ Decision To Shut Down University
The decision by Hayy'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) to close universities across Idlib, northwestern Syria, has been met with vocal protests by students.