We Need to Take Accessibility to the Next Level
For the past 12 years, the world has come together to mark Global Accessibility Awareness Day on the...
Academic Background
MA
Durham University • Translation Studies
Worth to Know
She worked at various NGOs and companies as a researcher and translator. She has been in the field of translation for the past 15 years. Her main research interests include gender studies, translation sociology and history, migration and diaspora.
Total Contribution: 22
Violence Against Women Persists, So What Now?
This year 25th of November has marked the first day of the 16 days of activism against VAWG...
A Requiem for Women Across the World
Mahsa Amini was not killed because she was not wearing the headscarf properly; she was killed by a...
No One Should Be Left Behind: Disabled People in the Russia-Ukraine War and Armed Conflicts
Note: Unless otherwise indicated, this op-ed uses the term “disabled individual” to describe all types of disabilities (mental,...
Disability Pride Month: Inclusivity and Access For All
People with disabilities are the largest and most diverse minority within the population, representing all abilities, ages, races,...
Overturning Abortion Rights Is a Pyrrhic Victory. It Will Cost the US Dearly in the Long Run
In the past decade, the American political system has been failing women’s rights. The latest Roe v Wade...
Heard vs. Depp and the Consequences for Women’s Rights
We still have a long way to go when it comes to women’s rights and unequal treatment. Our...
International Women’s Day: Evolution and Challenges
Women’s rights movements are not simply a different ‘narrative’. They are grassroots and collective movements in action. Proclaimed...
Surfacing of Discrimination
Each ‘Freudian slip’ that makes a comparison between Ukraine and ‘other’ conflicts in developing and underdeveloped countries is...
Visibility of 9/11’s Invisible Victims: Muslim Women
Europeans and Americans concerned about the safety and rights of women in the East should be equally concerned...