Society

Since March, charities have been collaborating to combat the resurgence of FGM practices in The Gambia with concerns it could motivate other countries to repeal

Palestinians displaced by Israel's war on Gaza are holding on to keys from their damaged or destroyed houses as a symbol of one day returning to their homeland.

Hundreds of students across America's colleges launched encampments in support of Gaza. We speak to students to find out what this solidarity means to them.

Student activism in the US has always found a way to make itself heard, with each generation stepping up to battle for what they believe is right.

Cyprus has been on the frontline of asylum seekers influx for some years and as far-right rhetoric rises against them, so does the discrimination and violence.

Sudan's war reached its grim one-year mark as Sudanese women face horrific levels of sexual violence, with these chilling stories only the tip of the iceberg.

Recent basketball victories in Aleppo underscore the sport's profound impact, bringing joy and unity to a city recovering from tragedy and adversity.

In the past six months, Israel has killed over 200 humanitarian aid workers, despite deconfliction measures. So are Israel's attacks intentional?

The New Arab speaks to Jordanians to hear their views after their government assisted in downing Iranian drones and missiles heading for Israel.

The New Arab speaks to Turkish citizens from different cities about their views on the recent local election and what the historic results mean for Turkey.