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Nada Al-Ahdal | Bashir Al-Shami wrote
The latest news: the young man from Taiz worked for a gang at a phone shop that took women's photos from phones to blackmail them, and brought those girls to the same room where he was tortured and killed.
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Nada Al-Ahdal | We live and thrive for the homeland
Whoever says 'we die for the homeland' throws innocent lives into the fire for personal or party interests. We live for the homeland and glorify peace; do not burn your homelands for a political group.
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Nada Al-Ahdal | Even if religion incites against you
Even if the law does not do you justice, your family does not help and society lets you down, do not endure beating or humiliation because you have children or no shelter. Human dignity comes first.
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Nada Al-Ahdal | Nada Al-Ahdal responds to the abusive comments on her page, and surprises
I said that these people are the groups most in need of awareness.
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Nada Al-Ahdal | Many think that when we talk about males we mean all men
Never, never, never. Male authority is domination imposed by force on a woman, his wife or his mother. Men are partners in society and have all our love and appreciation.
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Nada Al-Ahdal | Weak minds at this phrase
'When a woman reads about freedom she takes off the hijab' is like saying a Muslim who becomes religious prays and fasts, or slaves who gain freedom leave their master: obvious.
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Nada Al-Ahdal | There will be a solidarity vigil for the soul of the child Asila Al-Nahmi tomorrow
Tomorrow, Sunday 6/9/2020, in the morning in front of Bani Matar. Asila was brutally killed by her father, who left prison after only two years and went on to beat and abuse his other daughter.
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Nada Al-Ahdal | Congratulationsssss to dear, brotherly Sudan,, and thanks to the decision makers
Thanks to the decision makers and rights activists. Sudan turns to secularism. Article 1: Sudan is an independent, sovereign, pluralistic, decentralised state based on the separation of religion and state.
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Nada Al-Ahdal | Young children, too, are subjected to very great social pressure
Young children are victims of male chauvinism.
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Nada Al-Ahdal | A Jewish boy in the streets of Jerusalem with his niqab-wearing sister, who is not
Under the teachings of the Haredi Jewish sect, the niqab is imposed on a girl once she reaches seven, and she may not go out into the street, even to play, without her male guardian.