Ruqiya Anwar
Researcher, Analyst
Sunlight and freedom: Palestinian longest-serving female prisoner liberated
Since 1967, Israeli occupation forces have imprisoned approximately 16,000 Palestinian women under harsh, brutal, and inhumane circumstances.
United Kingdom’s Campaign to Suppress Hamas
The UK government's efforts to label Hamas a “terrorist” organization should be viewed in the context of “Israel's” global efforts to stifle pro-Palestinian action.
Ethiopia's Crisis: What is the International Response?
Regarding what paved the way for the conflict in the Horn of Africa between the government of Ethiopian President Abiy Ahmed and the Tigray People's Liberation Front and the role the international community played in this crisis.
Threat to Iran’s Nuclear Program: "Israel’s" Attempt to Shift Attention Away from Palestinians
For decades, "Israel" has accused Iran of pursuing a nuclear weapon. Iran has stated repeatedly that it has no plans to develop nuclear weapons, and its program has been rigorously monitored.
“Epitome of Freedom” Palestinian Hunger-Strike Prisoners
For Palestinians, imprisonment is an all-too-common reality. Since the occupation began, around one-fifth of the population has been detained at any point.
Climate Change Conference (COP26): Challenges and Opportunities
Around 120 world leaders gathered in Glasgow to kick up COP26, a two-week global conference aimed at determining if mankind can take the urgent measures required to avoid climate catastrophe.
Saudi-Lebanese Diplomatic Crisis: Challenge and the Way Forward
The decision by Saudi Arabia and the Gulf countries to impose import restrictions on Lebanon comes at a critical time for the little country as it is facing its worst economic and financial crisis in modern history.
US - China Conflict: China Warns US to Cautiously Handle the Taiwan Matter
For decades, the dispute over Taiwan's fate has posed a threat of conflict between China and the United States.
Soudan Coup a Threat to Regional Instability: Global Concern and Outrage
Even before Sudan gained independence from the British Empire in 1956, the civil war was unfolding between the north and the south.