Raya Sharbain

Apr 17, 2024 | es.globalvoices.org | Raya Sharbain |Ludmila Prats

Conocí a Mohammed en 2018 mientras realizaba prácticas en un laboratorio de fabricación digital en Ammán, Jordania. Era tarde en la tarde y el laboratorio estaba casi vacío. Dos hombres jugueteaban con la cortadora láser; intentaban hacerlo su funcionar mientras se divertían. Intrigado, me acerqué para ver si necesitaban ayuda. Parecía que se las arreglaban bien, así que comenzamos a conversar. No pude evitar mirar un objeto de plástico naranja frente a ellos.

Mar 27, 2024 | everand.com | Raya Sharbain

Originally published on Global Voices I met Mohammad in 2018 while interning at a digital fabrication lab in Amman, Jordan. It was late afternoon, and the lab was almost deserted. Two men were playfully experimenting with the laser cutter, trying to figure out how it worked while sharing a moment of fun. Intrigued, I approached them to see if they needed any help figuring it out. They seemed to have navigated their way around the tool, so we started chatting.

Mar 27, 2024 | tolerance.ca | Raya Sharbain

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Mar 26, 2024 | globalvoices.org | Raya Sharbain

Mohammed at the site of his destroyed lab in May 2021. It was bombed in an Israeli strike, destroying with it his years of patient work in medical innovations. Photo provided by Mohammed, used with permission. I met Mohammad in 2018 while interning at a digital fabrication lab in Amman, Jordan. It was late afternoon, and the lab was almost deserted. Two men were playfully experimenting with the laser cutter, trying to figure out how it worked while sharing a moment of fun.

Jul 28, 2023 | genderit.org | Raya Sharbain

Whether searching for abortion pills, messaging a family member or friend for advice, talking with activists, organising around reproductive justice, running trainings on sex and sexuality, speaking with sources, or gathering stories, we are at growing risk of being prosecuted, thrown in jail, or even physically attacked based on our activism and activity in the digital sphere. Online persecutionsOn July 10, Jessica Burgess of Nebraska pleaded guilty for giving her daughter abortion pills.