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Women Drivers
Bahrain: Women Drivers Welcome Here

As a new visitor to the Kingdom of Bahrain, it was difficult to judge which was the more surprising sight: the iconic London taxi, albeit in white livery, or the woman dr.. >>

Members of the community police near Kausar
GFBTU tackle unemployment among graduates

The General Federation of Bahrain Trade Unions (GFBTU) yesterday backed a Bahraini mother who was found by the community police on Monday selling mineral water near the B.. >>

<STRONG><IMG alt=&quot;Image from the archive&quot; src=&quot;/NR/rdonlyres/00007b9c/ueejamdmafzxdmqgpnrytbiejknughlt/shabab7.jpg&quot; border=0><BR>(Women Gateway)</STRONG><BR><BR>In line with the United Nations launch of the International Year of Youth globally on 12 August 2010 in New York, the UN Information Centre (UNIC) and Ajial Organisation announced a work plan to mark the Year by organizing various activities in the Kingdom.<BR><BR>This initiative was announced at a gathering organized by UNIC and Ajial Organisation on Tuesday, 27 July 2010 at the UNIC Library that was attended by the Heads of Student Affairs of Bahrain’s Universities to discuss the plan of action regarding the activities to be tailored during the International Year of Youth that was declared by the UN General Assembly in December 2009.<BR><BR>Mr Nejib Friji, Director of UNIC opened the meeting by welcoming Mr Yousif Dawood, Executive Director of Ajial Organisation, his team members and the representatives of Bahrain’s Universities’ Student Affairs.<BR><BR>Mr Friji stated that In December 2009, the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution declaring the International Year of Youth signifying the importance the international community places on integrating youth related issues into national, regional and global development agendas. Under the theme “Dialogue and mutual understanding” the Year aims to promote the ideals of peace, respect for human rights and solidarity across generations, cultures, religions and today, youth represent 18% of the global population or 1.2 billion people. 87% of youth live in developing countries facing challenges brought about by limited access to resources, healthcare, education, training, employment and economic opportunities.<BR><BR>Mr. Friji added that youth often lead by example such as practicing green and healthy lifestyles, promoting innovative uses of new technologies including utilizing mobile devices and online social networks and by bridging gaps to foster the development of inclusive societies.<BR><BR>Mr. Friji reiterated youth’s contributions to community national, regional and global development saying the UN had urged its member states to mark the UN proclaimed International Year with a focus on how these challenges are addressed and how youth’s potential is harnessed directly impacts current social and economic conditions.<BR><BR>The UN global launch of the International Year of Youth in New York will demonstrate the entire UN System
Bahrain to Commemorate UN’s International Year of..

In line with the United Nations launch of the International Year of Youth globally on 12 August 2010 in New York, the UN Information Centre (UNIC) and Ajial Organisation.. >>


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Bahrain Women Association completed its discussion of series with the issues

Bahrain Women Association - for Human Development (BWA) conducted the fourth and final open discussion series titled: "Towards a successful family partnership". Which ends "Women ... New paradigm" project it launched at 21st of March 2009. >>


Researcher: Polygamy is not permitted in Islam

Polygamy isn’t permitted in Islam but was allowed in early phases of the introduction of the religion similar to slavery to avoid clashing with Arab culture, according to a Bahraini researcher. Isa Alsharqi, Member of Tajdeed Cultural Society, which is an NGO dedicated to new views about Islam, told women >>


Business not as usual for Saudi women

It is difficult to say how many women own businesses in the Kingdom. Evidence suggests they account for a small but growing share of total business activity. To address the lack of reliable data and to better understand the challenges and opportunities facing Saudi businesswomen, the Khadijah Bint Khuwalid Businesswomen Center at the >>


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