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Utopia: Imagine a plastic-free life in your town

At a bustling fruit and vegetable market in Imbaba,...

Egypt’s Migrant Dilemma: What Does the State Really Want?

At eleven o’clock at night, the Hadayek el-Ahram district...

Masked as Religious schooling driven to forced begging, inside the plight of Senegal’s forgotten Talibé children

At five in the morning, while the streets of the Senegalese capital are still cloaked in pre-dawn darkness, Abdoulaye steps outside. No...

Egypt’s Migrant Dilemma: What Does the State Really Want?

At eleven o’clock at night, the Hadayek el-Ahram district in Giza Governorate lay in darkness. The shops had closed their shutters, and...

  Palestinians stuck in Egypt between two nightmares: returning to Gaza or facing an unknown future

Since 2 February, when the reopening of the Rafah border crossing was announced, displaced Palestinians from Gaza in Egypt have faced an...

“I have a UNHCR card!” — Adel’s cry, unheard by the deportation vans

Since last December, Egypt’s governorates—most notably Cairo—have witnessed a marked escalation in security operations targeting Sudanese and Syrian residents. According to non-governmental...

When Poetry Shakes the Throne: Verse as a Parallel Power in Somaliland

As night descended, Hargeisa sank into a hushed calm. The city, alive with motion by day, seemed to hold its breath after...