Rabab Azzam

Egyptian Online Journalists Push for Official Recognition in National Syndicate

Egyptian online journalists struggle for recognition and membership in the Journalists’ Syndicate amid legal and technological challenges

Khaled Dawoud: 10 Years Without Regulatory Accountability in Egypt (Interview)

Egyptian opposition figure Khaled Dawoud, in an interview with Zawia3, discusses his arrest, national dialogues, opposition challenges, and Egypt’s political

Drug Testing: A Tool for Unfair Employee Dismissals in Egypt

Workers in Egypt face financial hardships and social stigma from sudden job terminations under the drug testing law

Ahmed Altantawy: Egypt Needs an Alternative to the Government and the Opposition (Interview)

An in-depth interview with Ahmed Altantawy discussing Egypt’s need for political reform, support for Gaza, and the challenges faced by

What We Know About the Arrest of Activists in Front of the UN Office in Cairo

Yesterday, the Supreme State Security Prosecution decided to release the detainees who were arrested around the UN Women’s Office headquarters

AUC Students Accuse Administration of Funding Gaza Genocide

The students of the American University in Cairo demand that the administration commit in the future to amending contracts with

Vote Against the State Candidate or Call for Change? Election of Allam as Head of the Lawyers Syndicate in Egypt

Allam’s victory seen as rebuke to government, call for change

Online Campaigns or Government Strategy? The Calls for the Deportation of Refugees in Egypt

Egypt launches refugee census amid anti-refugee social media uproar. Allegations tie refugees to economic crisis. Explore campaign motives and refugee

The Impact of Boycotting Israeli Products in Egypt

To what extent has the boycott of Israeli products affected the local economy in Egypt? Did the Egyptian workforce benefit

Locked at Rafah: The Untold Stories of Egyptians Stuck at Rafah

Egyptian doctor Sami Hijazi faces detainment at the Rafah border, while foreigners receive evacuation support. Stranded Egyptians, including Dr.

Unofficial Marriage in Egypt: Your Path to Subjugation and Violence

Women in Egypt face multiple forms of violence, which have become chronic and one of the most common violations of

The Bumpy Journey to the Ballot Box: Tantawi Joins the Roster of Suspects

Mohamed Abu al-Diyar told “Zawia3” that he attended today as a legal representative for the accused members of the campaign.

Surviving Struggles: The Housing Crisis Among Sudanese Refugees in Egypt

Sudanese refugees fled to Egypt to escape the horrors of war, but they faced a sudden rise in rental prices,

Crossing into Death.. Decrepit Ferries and a Concrete Alternative

Cairo By Rabab Azam In January of last year, Egyptians woke up to the incident of a car sinking from

An Egyptian investigative journalist interested in human rights and labor journalism, a radio program host, and a researcher in Swahili-speaking East African studies.