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Raseef22 is an independent media platform but not a neutral one. Rather, it declares its unwavering stance on a number of values, principles, and causes.

We are biased towards the people and their aspirations, we are partial to the principles of human rights, and we stand with everything that contributes to building societies that are open to and accept difference.
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Videos
Engage

Fatima Charaf Eddine-

2 years ago

"Why don't you leave?" Syrian refugees in Lebanon share their daily struggles

Marginalized Groups

Fouad Bou Ghader-

2 years ago

“Pupils memorize because they can't read”: Lebanon's deteriorating public education

Basic Rights

Selfish childbearing in a broken country, Syrian women regret their decision

Street vendors in Tunisia: Far away dreams of a decent life

They paid with their lives: The suffering of Morocco's women agricultural workers

"Why don't you leave?" Syrian refugees in Lebanon share their daily struggles

“Pupils memorize because they can't read”: Lebanon's deteriorating public education

Food shortage crises and high prices: Tunisians struggle during Ramadan

Vertical farming: A sustainable solution for Lebanon's unstable food market

Exorbitant prices and an unregulated black market: Getting medicine in Jordan

Government failure? Terror hunt results in losses for Mauritanian civilians

Why Egyptian men are turning to women's institutions for help

Mountains of trash and wastewater: A hidden danger seeping into the lives of Yemenis

The dangers of noise pollution in Egypt: The world’s ‘silent’ killer

Street children in Tunisia: Harsh stories of pain and survival

Will Jordan reform and protect women?

“Her husband raped me and my aunt blamed me”: Defending rapists and abusers in Moroccan law

Demonstrator shot dead, revealing rampant police violence in Sudan

The 22 - Europe

No longer the ultimate taboo, Arab migrant families' attitudes on sex education

Far from politics, Arabs in Europe come together in response to earthquake

No money = no children: Infertility treatment plagued by Lebanon's economic crisis

Victims of society and the law, babies and fetuses in Tunisia's dumps

Divorced Egyptian women homeless at the end of child custody, by the rule of law

Feline friends, the unsung heroes of mental health for many Iraqis

“How many times must we repeat: A civil state doesn’t conflict with religious freedoms”

“House arrest”: Saudi women speak up on domestic violence and patriarchal authority