Naira Antoun

The crowd gathers quickly. In a burst of color and sound, the troupe drums, sings and dances, leading the growing…

A number of short films, ten in all, by upcoming Egyptian directors, each made within the past two years is…

 

In a sense, the text of a play is incomplete. It is written to be performed, more than to be…

A woman recounts her experience of sexual violence to you. It may be tempting if she is crying to tell…

There is barely a media outlet in Egypt that has not covered sexual violence in the wake of violations and…

The photographs of the fields, some romantically clouded with mist, the donkeys, the palm trees, the expanses of crops. Greens…

What’s the first thing that comes to your head when you hear the word Bedouin? For many of us, it…

Last Friday’s protests and subsequent clashes in front of the Ettehadiya Presidential Palace, underscored by the security forces’ assault of…

The place is bustling, as it is most nights. And there is pretty much no one here who would have…