Only 75 Dinars Stood Between Feryal and Her Homeland
Feryal (a pseudonym), a Syrian mother and widow of four children, never expected that the road home would be filled with more legal and procedural Read More
Gazan Women’s Mental Health in the Shadow of a Genocide
By Nermin Walid Hussein RSC Program: Women and Youth Empowerment/ Question of Palestine As we reflect on World Mental Health Day, observed globally on October Read More
From Inside Juvenile Education and Rehabilitation Centers… The Law as They’ve Never Known It Before!
In a world where social challenges continue to evolve rapidly, investing in legal awareness — especially among young people — is emerging as one of Read More
UNIFIL’s Last Stand: The Future of Southern Lebanon After International Withdrawal
By Faustine Maguin Desforges On August 28, 2025, the UN Security Council voted to extend the mandate of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon Read More
Unyielding Will: Syrian Refugee Camps’ Students Face Challenges with Success
“I used to study under small lamps when the electricity went out… determination was the strongest weapon for success.” With these words, Muhannad (a pseudonym) Read More
Jordan Amplifies the Voice of Humanity at the United Nations: Signing to Safeguard Humanitarian Workers
Humanitarian work is no longer just a voluntary activity or a profession fraught with challenges; it has become the first line of defense for human Read More
