Life & Style

Not many Egyptians are able to move out of their parents’ home aged 16. In fact, most Egyptians continue to…

In an attempt to catch up with its trendy neighboring district, Zamalek, Mohandiseen has recently welcomed its first “street food”…

Mira Nassif, former Egyptian judo champion, master’s student and small-business owner, credits judo for her current success. “The courage to…

With the dire economic situation, current political instability and increasing sectarian strife becoming part of everyday living and conversation, many…

Purchasing chocolate is not an easy task. While it may take you seconds to pick a candy bar at the…

International Women’s Day, celebrated on 8 March each year, is a day to honor women and the struggle for women’s…

A woman recounts her experience of sexual violence to you. It may be tempting if she is crying to tell…

There is barely a media outlet in Egypt that has not covered sexual violence in the wake of violations and…

On 25 January, the date of the revolution’s second anniversary, more than 20 cases of sexual assault or rape took…

This piece was originally published in Egypt Independent's weekly - See more at: https://www.egyptindependent.com/news/world-their-backyard-children-ard-al-lewa-learn-about-differences-through-safarni#sthash.ZXGUUsHC.dpuf With its strong presence in the…