Sumaya Attia

Head of the Badr Organisation Hadi al-Amiri (C, L) walks with Shi'ite fighters in Makhoul mountains, north of Baiji, October 17, 2015. Iraqi forces and Shi'ite militia fighters recaptured most of the countrys largest oil refinery from Islamic State militants on Thursday, security officials said. The report could not be independently confirmed because it is too dangerous for journalists to enter the battle zone around the refinery near the town of Baiji, about 190 km (120 miles) north of Baghdad.

الميليشيات الشيعية في العراق: للسياق أهمية

رانج علاء الدين و Sumaya Attia

الخميس، 11 مايو 2017

Iraqi Sajida al-Rishawi, 35, stands inside a military court at Juwaida prison in Amman April 24, 2006. Sajida will stand trial on Monday in a state security court for the attacks on three Amman hotels on November 9 by her husband and two other male Iraqi suicide bombers. Rishawi has been charged with conspiracy to carry out terrorist acts, causing death and destruction, and the illegal possession of weapons and explosives, and faces a death sentence if found guilty.

الإرهابيات ودورهن في المجموعات الجهادية

بيفرلي ميلتون-إدواردز و Sumaya Attia

الثلاثاء، 9 مايو 2017

Call centre workers receive calls from female customers for taxi booking jobs at Noor Jordan for Transport Taxi Moumayaz (Special Taxi) in Amman, Jordan, March 24, 2016. The Jordanian taxi company has launched a new service run only for women, exclusively by women, with 10 women taxi drivers for the first time in Jordan picking up only female passengers and families. The company chairman Abu al-Haj said they plan to hire another 10 women as drivers, and possibly more if the service expands. Picture taken March 24, 2016. REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed

اقتصاد ضعيف: المساواة بين الجنسين هي الحل

بسمة المومني و Sumaya Attia

الثلاثاء، 1 يناير 2017