With all of the uncertainties that Yemen’s civil war and epidemic lawlessness brings, one thing remains constant and reliable, that is, the ever widening gap between the wealthily and privileged pre Arab Spring elite and the malnourished and desperate citizens who are kept as a weakened underclass. Like the other Arab Spring countries, much was promised to the hopeful majority of citizens, but very little was delivered in terms of…

On the 21st of January 2016 the BBC reported that the government of Tajikistan has escalated its ban which started from the year 2015 on ‘non-Tajik’ clothing by forcibly removing women’s Hijabs.

On the occasion of the fifth anniversary of the outbreak of the People’s Revolution in Tunisia, in light of the utter failure of the secular regimes that came consecutively to govern the country, the Women’s Section in the Media Office of Hizb ut Tahrir Wilayah Tunisia:

In the towns of Madaya, Baqin, and Zabadani in the countryside of Damascus, besieged by the Syrian regime's brutal forces and Iran’s party militia since last July, there are more than 50 thousand civilians, mostly women and children, deprived of food, medical supplies and clean water.