Health and Water Management in Egypt and Sudan
Over-use of antibiotics kills thousands annually in Egypt and Sudan.
Candid Journalism Grant
Healing after War and Conflict in Libya
During the war, their cities of Misrata and Tawergha were on warring sides. Now, an initiative led by a group of women could become a model for all of Libya.
World Food Programme in Yemen
by Ali Salem
The theft of aid and the failure to deliver food to the most needy is not only due to the presence of armed groups, but is related to chronic imbalances that most UN agencies operating in Yemen have suffered since before the outbreak of the war.
Femicide in Palestine
In the shade of the Palestinian Law, women in the Gaza strip are killed twice: Once by murdering them and a second time by citing inexistent evidence, allowing perpetrators to walk away with impunity.
Suicide among Iraqi women in Mosul
by Suha Oda
Four years after the end of IS rule in Mosul, war trauma, social pressure, and lacking infrastructure push women to the edge. An investigation into what drives female suicides in Iraq’s second biggest city – and how to turn the tide.
Tunisian children in Syria’s camps
by Amal Mekki
Tunisian children growing up in camps for IS combatants are burdened by the sins of their parents. Despite being victims of terrorism, Tunisia brands them as terrorists. They dream of going back home, but their home country does not want them.
Social welfare institutions in Lebanon
Lebanon’s social welfare institutions face the unknown, as the country grapples with financial and economic crises.
The Noor Power Station in Ouarzazate
The Nour Solar Power Station was supposed to kickstart Morocco’s energy revolution and boost local economy. Now, residents feel abandoned and cheated and accuse the government of land-grabbing.