#Andeel
Video | Big Brother on how to eradicate poverty
Andeel's alter-ego shares his satirical insights on how Egypt can fix its problems
Andeel
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#abortion
Abortion Tales: Severed and not severed
The second part in our series on women’s experiences of abortion in Egypt
Ghadeer Ahmed
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#Beyond the Factory
Video | Beyond the factory: The Dye House
The first episode in Mada Masr's video series "Beyond the factory"
Mostafa Darwish
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#mental health
To my daughter: On borderline
I do not like my personality disorder, but I do not hate it. It is part of who I am and there is no shame in that.
H.K.
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#school conditions
Infographic: What are the things you look for in a school?
What do parents from different income brackets across the country value in a school?
Mada Masr
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#mental health
The everyday practices of surviving mental health ableism
The first in our series on mental health
Pam Labib
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#mental health
Neither pathologization nor romanticization: A series
A series on mental health to mark World Mental Health Day
Mada Masr
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#Alexandria University
Students strike out at universities as new campus dress codes imposed
Students on Egypt’s public university campuses are now subject to new dress codes that prohibit a range of fashion choices, from ripped jeans, baggy or tight fitting pants, “revealing” clothes…
Mai Shams El-Din
8 دقيقة قراءة
#coptic christians
Emergency and the taming of the mulid
Where there was once unorganized activity, now there are security gates
Mina Ibrahim
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#coptic christians
Copts in Egyptian history textbooks (Part 2): Issues today and hidden gems from earlier textbooks
Before delving into a wider analysis of Egypt’s high school history textbooks, it is important to acknowledge that those from the past two decades provide relatively more attention to the…
Ehaab Abdou
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#abortion
Abortion tales
Mada gathers stories of women’s experiences of abortion in Egypt
Ghadeer Ahmed
3 دقيقة قراءة
#abortion
Abortion tales: 4 days somewhere else
The first in Mada's series recounting women’s experiences of abortion in Egypt
Ghadeer Ahmed
10 دقيقة قراءة
#State and Coptic Orthodox Church
Copts in Egyptian history textbooks since 1890 (Part 1): Are we asking the right questions?
Ehaab Abdou analyzes Egyptian history textbooks to shed light on how Copts and Coptic culture are represented
Ehaab Abdou
9 دقيقة قراءة
#Ultras
Targeting the Ultras: Why are security forces trying to erase the memory of the stands?
Security forces arrested 150 Ahly Football Club fans (Ultras Ahlawy) from Borg al-Arab stadium in Alexandria on Saturday, the most recent incident in a pattern of detaining members of Egypt’s…
Mai Shams El-Din
6 دقيقة قراءة
#LGBTQ rights
Shades of in/visibility: On coming out in Egypt
It’s not about individuals coming out to, but rather about the issue itself ‘coming out’ for discussion
Lara El Gibaly
16 دقيقة قراءة
#Religious institutions
Fatwa on the go
A Mada Masr journalist asks for religious advice at a metro station kiosk
Karoline Kamel
7 دقيقة قراءة
#discrimination
Copts and Egypt’s national game: We’ll call you back later
The absence of Christian players at the professional level can be traced to discrimination that begins young
Mai Shams El-Din
12 دقيقة قراءة
#coptic christians
Coptic martyrdom in the age of the security state
Is a religious narrative that frames the killing of Copts as God's will at odds with mounting resistance to sectarian attacks?
Mariam Ibrahim
14 دقيقة قراءة
#Ramadan 2017
When a woman not a man wakes people up for Sohour
Long known in her area, Dalal did not face hostility as a woman, but she inevitably attracted media attention, and then the hostility came
Leena ElDeeb
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