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imageTalking affects women’s voices
Women come first of patients seeking speech therapy here followed by children, an expert said on Saturday. The talkative nature of females make them the majority of cases when compared with male patients and then come children because of loud crying and throughout the day screaming, Speech Therapist.. >>

imageGender equality and peaceful integration should be prime objectives
Throughout Europe, over the past decade, there has been a loud - and at times openly xenophobic - debate about whether a Muslim woman should be allowed to wear a headscarf while on duty in a government job. Various types of bans have been enacted in several countries, including France, Germany, and.. >>

imageFeeling demeaned as a woman
To live knowing that your life or death has no value to society is upsetting and that what my feeling was when I read on Friday about a court in UAE sentencing a man to six years imprisonment for murdering his sister after she married a man whom he did not like. >>

imageMany Saudi women obtain driving licenses in Bahrain
Hundreds of Saudi women each year apply for Bahraini driving licenses and drive legally on the island’s roads without any fear, something impossible in the Kingdom where women driving is taboo. “The Traffic Directorate last year issued about 1,354 licenses to Saudi women who underwent driving lesson.. >>

Shaika Sabeeka Women’s Role Crucial
The crucial role of Bahraini women in ensuring social progress and prosperity was hailed yesterday by Cabinet members.Prime Minister Shaikh Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa said: "Bahrain's efforts to empower women have succeeded in ensuring them leading executive, legislative and judicial positions." >>

playingNursery at workplace not yet a reality
Activists called upon the government to open nurseries at its organisations to give women tension-free working environment through implementing a parliamentary proposal on this regard. “Nurseries at workplaces are a must to enhance the productivity of women and acknowledge their efforts to create a.. >>

Resurgence of Taliban Resurgence of Taliban Oppression in Pakistan’s Tribal Areas
The Taliban’s control in the border areas of FATA, the Federally Administered Tribal Areas, is most evident in their oppression and intimidation of local education, women and the flow of information, despite open fighting, and a large-scale occupation of Pakistan’s security forces. The problems have.. >>

imageAgony behind test tube pregnancy
I wanted a child and in the process I experienced the death of many of my babies, said a mother who went through many miscarriages after test tube pregnancies. Dabia got a child by her own but the agonies of many miscarriages she went through scared her soul forever. “I want a baby from the beginni.. >>

imageConservatives fighting gender equality callings
Scholars and conservative politicians have been opposing a national campaign to be launched soon to promote gender equality. They highlighted their fear of the affect of the campaign to start during the conference on gender equality to be held by the state-run Supreme Council for Women (SCW) on Jun.. >>

productive familiesVictims of inflation
Overnight the life of many needy families changes from over-dependent on charity and social assistance from the government to running their small businesses from home. The productive families project have proved it worth by improving the living conditions of thousands of citizens who were under the.. >>

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