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The Nakba Never Ended: History Repeats Itself, Justice is Denied, and the World is Silent
A Statement by ARDD
It is at this darkest hour that we commemorate the Nakba and pay tribute to its victims, not only
Western Aid Cooperation in Meltdown Radical Change
The international aid sector is in shock. The suspension of all, and subsequent cancellation of many, USAID contracts, and
A Shared Vision Activating Arts and Culture to
This policy brief explores the integration of civic engagement and culture into urban planning in Jordan, using Jabal Amman
Changes in the US Policies and their Impact on
President Trump’s administration’s decision to globally freeze US foreign development assistance for 90 days, pending reassessment, and to halt
Walking On Eggshells: Pathways to Equality in
This Shadow Report is an independent civil society assessment of Jordan’s progress over the past five years in implementing
Global Network on the Question of Palestine List
In 2018, the Arab Renaissance for Democracy and Development (ARDD) established its Question of Palestine Program (QoP) in response
Issue No. 6/2021 of the GNQP Weekly Newsletter
A weekly newsletter on the latest news, developments, relevant publications and upcoming events on the Question of Palestine (QoP).
The Question of Palestine Newsletter Issue
The new Israeli coalition government, sworn in on 29 November 2022, has been clear in its intent to take
Issue No. 63 (38/2022) of Palestine in the News
A weekly newsletter on the latest news, developments, relevant publications, and upcoming events on the QoP. This newsletter aims to help the members
Minimum Wage, Maximum Gap: The Limits of Wage
By Maria del Mar Logrono, Ph.D. As the world marked International Workers’ Day, the Arab region finds itself grappling
Labor in the Arab World: Reforms Still on Hold!
By Jalal Abu Saleh As Labor Day on May 1st approaches, it reaffirms the vital role of work in
Addressing the Humanitarian Health Crisis
By Maria Giovanna Mariani, RSC intern Current humanitarian crises are severely affecting health especially for the most vulnerable populations.
Education is Not Only a Right; It Is “The Most
Fabienne Rorke, Assistant at the RSC It has been over 550 days since the beginning of the genocide. According
