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Equal Rights for All | Warid Albaroudi, Syria – video –

Watch as Warid from Syria addresses some of the issues regarding youth and gender equality that many people in the Middle East experience.

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Posted on November 19, 2015June 18, 2017 by rebeccabrindzaPosted in Media, VideosTagged Equal Rights, syria, Video, YaLa Citizen Journalist.

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''The Youth Committee of the Gaza Strip, in partnership with YMCA, conducted a supportive day for Women Rights through music and drawing mural painting. During this activities, our goal was to strengthen the rights of women in the Gaza Strip and explore the challenges women living in conflict zones can face. The children were the main participants of this event. We talked to them about the importance of women’s role in society and the meaning of the ‘International Women’s Day’ while they were drawing. We use these kind of activities to raise awareness among the children, women and even the men, in order to build a real strong society which is aware of the rights and duties of everyone and which promotes the culture of equality, acceptance and respect between men and women. At the end, the Youth Committee of the Gaza Strip believes in building and developing the minds of people coming from different socio-economic and religious backgrounds, especially women, who play a crucial role in Gaza, by helping them develop their human values inside their minds and hearts. Therefore, we are trying to organize more activities in order to develop an healthy community by strengthening the role of women. We are trying to bring more awareness and to empower young girls and women and will keep exchanging our success stories with the different countries abroad willing to help us. Thank You'' Manar & Rami, #gaza #gazastrip #activism #womensrights #internationalwomensday2019 #internationalwomensday #yala #womenempowerment

🔶🔸Share your story 🔸🔶 " I am seeking to facilitate a more complicated discussion in which all concerned women can share and talk about their relationship with the Hijab and their understanding of it, their thoughts and feelings. he idea of @Hijabandchoice came about as I realized how fundamentally crucial it is that we hear the voices of all women and not only the voices of the very privileged ones. I am opening up conversations about what it means to both choose and unchoose to cover in the hopes of generating an exchange of multifaceted perspectives and stories that need to be told, heard and acknowledged. " Oumeima, YaLa Citizen Journalist Discover more and share your story on @hijabandchoice ▶ https://instagram.com/hijabandchoice?utm_source=ig_profile_share&igshid=91lmeer27k2b . . . . . #storytelling #hijab #yala #yalayoungleaders #shareyourstory #wearitornot #yourchoice #yourstory #shareyourstory #choice #makeyourvoiceheard #women #womensvoices

Demonstrations of Algerians shouting "Free democratic Algeria!" in Tunis, by Fadel Abouda, YaLa Citizen Journalist. Most Tunisians are supporting the demonstrations that are currently happening in Algeria. We support a democratic Algeria and the wind of change there because that will benefit us and the whole region. Democracies get along together... I really wish for something positive to come out of it! Sadly, our government can't express its support freely because of the economic interests we have with Algeria and in terms of fighting terrorism. Indeed, the instability of Libya has cost Tunisia a lot. And an unstable Algeria would cost Tunisia even more, because the mountains between Tunisia and Algeria are full of terrorists, and without their support, it will be hard to defeat terrorism! That’s why the Tunisian government is being pragmatic. However, if they could express their points of view freely, they would support the Algerian protestors. As for the Tunisian youth, of course, we support our Algerian neighbors in their quest for more democracy! Tunisia inspired the whole region because we all suffer from the same problems. And the Arab spring isn't over yet. It will continue as long as there is a harsh socio-economic situation in our region . . . . . . . . . . #maghreb #tunisia #algeria #news #video #citizenjournalist #citizenjournalism #opinions #change #hopeforthebest #bethechange #politic #arabspring #🇩🇿 #🇹🇳

Happy Women's day!!! 🌹🌵 Let's achieve equality, let's make the world a better place, TOGETHER! . . . . #iwd2019 #InternationalWomenDay #genderequality #women #womenempowerment #IWD2019 #BalanceforBetter #equality #womenpower #yala #yalayoungleaders

Hey Hey Hey Inspiring People! You must know that tomorrow, March, 8 will be the International Women's Day! Inspired? We hope so! Because everywhere in the world, so much needs to be done in order to achieve equality! How can we help forge a more gender-balanced world? How can we Raise awareness against bias? How can we take action for equality? We want to hear YOUR voice, YOUR message, YOUR story! Now we know very well that this ONE DAY day dedicated to championing women’s achievements and challenging gender bias isn't enough. That's why YaLa-Young Leaders يالا-يا قادة الشباب יאללה-מנהיגים צעירים will be dedicating the rest of the month to Women's rights and gender equality. We invite you all, men and women, to take action and to speak up! It's your turn! If you want to get involved in this project, talk to me! @Khloé: https://www.facebook.com/KhloeRyng #BalanceforBetter #IWD2019 #InternationalWomenDay . #equality #genderequality #humanrights #yala #wecandobettertogether

By Mohamed A, YaLa Citizen Journalist from Algeria: "Masses of student protests all across the country in Algiers, Tlemcen, Bejaia, Ouragla, Skikda, Biskra,Batna Constantine, Setif, Boumerdes, Bouira & Maaskra, amongst others. Their message is clear: you will not get another year. People are calling Bouteflika to step down given the fact he is in absolutely no state to continue running in elections. Abdelaziz Bouteflika ,aged 82 years old and in very critical health condition, has been ruling Algeria as a president for 20 years (since 1999). Now he is seeking a fifth term in office. The ruling FLN party has already adopted him as its candidate for the presidential elections of April 2019 altogether with the support of different sections of the political establishment. This move generated a national wave of anger among the public. Bouteflika won with 80% of the votes in 2014 elections despite not taking part in his own campaign. He cast his votes from a wheelchair and almost half of the electorate stayed away from the polls. Regardless of politics, it’s clear that Bouteflika is incapable of carrying out presidential duties efficiently. According to Prof. Dr. Hocine Bouraoui a specialist in neurology and neuropsychology Bouteflika's health condition does not allow him to exercise high functions. He suffered from a stroke in 2013 and spent almost four months in a hospital in France. Since then he has rarely been seen in public. Couple of days ago he went to Geneva, Switzerland for supposedly routine checks.'' - Photo 3: ''You will leave, you will leave, we're not going to give you one year not even a minute!'' - Photo 4: ''I'm 30 years old: 10 years of terror and 20 years of Bouteflika!'' - Photo 5: in Arabic ''This is not sedition this is awareness!'' In French: ''This is not sedition this is awareness!'' . . . . . #algeria #algeria🇩🇿 #algerianculture #algerianelections #algerie #actuality #currentevents #yala #maghreb #news #info

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