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With incidents of xenophobia on the rise in an increasingly hostile European environment, many have internalised white narratives about their identity. I Refuse to Condemn provides a safe space as to how people of colour have sought to respond.
![Kuwait flag [AFP/Getty]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/media/images/01165931-DFEA-4455-B544-3FC521221ED6.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=RSv2ai8w "Kuwait flag [AFP/Getty]")
Kuwaiti authorities saved a Filipina domestic worker after posting a video pleading to be saved from her abusive employer and detained the employer.
Opinion: After years of unprecedented turbulence, there are signs that regional rivals are making concessions in the interest of stability. But will these new forms of diplomacy prevail? asks Fawaz Gerges.
Opinion: Naive onlookers, both Tunisian and Arab, who sympathise with Saied are unable to comprehend that it was not the weaknesses of Tunisian 'democracy'Â that led to this failure, writes Osama Abu Arshid.
The new appointments by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad - which come three months after his re-election in a vote widely dismissed as a sham - include the ministers of information, internal trade and consumer protection.
The economic crisis that has pushed most of Lebanon's population into poverty has hit migrant workers especially hard, with at least 120,000 in need of "urgent humanitarian assistance", the International Organisation for Migration warned on Tuesday.
The protesters gathered in the Samir Kassir garden following a call for a "silent protest".
Top model Bella Hadid posted an image on Instagram reiterating her love for her father's homeland, saying: 'It's free Palestine til' Palestine is free.'
![Syria schoolchilden [AFP]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/media/images/990F6098-0E03-4AE4-B1D0-229F9538859C.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=e3okP0qA "Syria schoolchilden [AFP]")
Syria's primary schools will close their doors from Monday, where cases are said to have risen dramatically last week. Universities will be closed for two weeks.
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch deplored the murder of Lokman Slim and urged for Lebanese authorities to implement a thorough investigation into his killing.