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When a young Egyptian woman travels from her village to Cairo to add her voice to the tens of thousands of Egyptians demanding an end to sixty years of ...
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Belquis Al Lahabi was a leading voice in Sanaa's Change Square. In this conservative country -- dubbed the worst in the world for women -- the revolution ...
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Please enable YouTube Closed Captions for an English translation The sisters Kinda and Lubna Zaour walked through the main souk in Damascus dressed as ...
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