ALBAWABA - Women activists questioned the fate of women's rights under Syria's new government led ... and knowledge of current trends and popular issues. She is ...

Syria's Islamist-led government has said women should wear burkinis or other swimwear that covers the body on public beaches, ...

A CNN investigation, which draws on interviews with witnesses, exclusive videos and images, gives searing new insight into the scope of abuses allegedly carried out under the command of Sayf Boulad ...

The decree has sparked concern that Syria’s new government could be veering toward a more strict Islamist governance system.

Syria issued a conservative new dress code Tuesday requiring women to wear burkinis or full-body swimwear on all public ...

Consequently, despite the initial promise of freedom, significant improvements in women's rights and issues in Syria are unlikely under their influence, as their ideologies may perpetuate existing ...

Ghayath Al-Farah, Syria's Deputy Tourism Minister, said in an interview with Zaman al‑Wasl TV, translated from Arabic: "Burkinis or Sharia-compliant clothes are accepted in public swimming places and ...

The statement said women should actively participate in state institutions in Syria. The groups also called for post-Assad Syria to give equal rights to all its citizens “without marginalizing ...

highlighting her attention to the rights, social, cultural, and political issues of Syrian women. Aisha Al-Dabbs is an active civil society and humanitarian figure who previously worked for the ...