Tara Kangarlou

Jan 15, 2025 | wilsoncenter.org | Zeinab Mohammed Salih |Tara Kangarlou

Posted date/time:January 15, 2025 Zeinab Mohammed Salih, MEP Visiting Arab Journalist Fellow, reports on the sexual violence that is spreading across war-torn Sudan. Some women shared their stories with me, but many were unable to speak about their trauma. Only a few years ago, the world celebrated the women-led revolution in Sudan that ousted the former dictator Omer El-Basher after 30 years in power. Women were fed up with his government.

Jan 6, 2025 | wilsoncenter.org | Tara Kangarlou

Posted date/time:January 7, 2025 Program Associate and Enheduanna Managing Editor Faria Nasruddin interviewed Prof. Shalva Weil on December 3, 2024, to discuss the IOF’s latest report tracking the number of femicides in Israel, as well as its drivers and legal pathways to justice in Israel and beyond. Enheduanna: Can you describe the number of femicides in Israel over the past year? Are they occurring in specific demographics, regions or age groups?  Prof.

Jan 6, 2025 | wilsoncenter.org | Tara Kangarlou

Posted date/time:January 7, 2025 Program Associate and Enheduanna Managing Editor Faria Nasruddin interviewed Rana Husseini on December 23, 2024, to discuss the changes in the legal approach to femicides and gender-based violence in Jordan over the past 25 years. Enheduanna: Can you describe the number of femicides in Jordan over the past year?

Jun 5, 2024 | wilsoncenter.org | Tara Kangarlou

“The only real martyr here is the captain who flew straight into the hill. This was my favorite joke,” a 33-year-old computer engineer in Tehran said with a laugh. “We were talking about the fall of all clerics, but fine, we’ll still take these few,” reads a widely circulated meme on social media among Iranians inside Iran and beyond.

Jun 3, 2024 | shorturl.at | Tara Kangarlou

“The only real martyr here is the captain who flew straight into the hill. This was my favorite joke,” a 33-year-old computer engineer in Tehran said with a laugh. “We were talking about the fall of all clerics, but fine, we’ll still take these few,” reads a widely circulated meme on social media among Iranians inside Iran and beyond.