Riyadh: Are the dark days of being a woman in Saudi Arabia slowly becoming a thing of the past? If the recent activities are taken into account, one can say that the country is taking gia ...
New York, Feb 7 (JEN): Female genital mutilation is a violent act that, among other things, causes infection, disease, childbirth complications and death, said the Executive Directors of ...
Riyadh, Oct 30 (JEN): Considered a nemesis, in terms of nation, when it comes to women rights, it seems Saudi Arabia is casting away its dark practices for a more globally accepted norms.
Riyadh, Sep 27 (JEN): In a historic development, Saudi Arabia has decided to lift the ban on women drivers and let them drive, reports said.
A phone call is all it took Esharat Jahan to realise that her marriage was going pear shaped. Her husband had called from Dubai, where he worked, and uttered those three words 'talaq, talaq, ...
New Delhi, Aug 22 (JEN): In what is seen as a landmark victory for the Muslim women in India, who are fighting to scrap the practice of triple talaq, the Supreme Court of India on Tuesday sa ...
New Delhi, Jun 20 (JEN): A staple piece of garment in cupboards in Muslim communities across the world, the (reliable) Burqa/Burka is finding it tough to stay in vogue!
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