MEYArabic
MEYArabic is a group blog with over 900 authors representing all
Arab countries, sharing daily contributions such as political
analysis, opinion articles, fictional writings, and podcasts in
addition to showcasing short films and documentaries with relevant
social messages. Founded in 2009, it remains to date the largest and
most diverse Arab group blogging experience.
It features thousands of original articles and podcasts, and caters
to dozens of thousands of visitors per month. MEYArabic had also
launched a unique effort bringing attention to literature from
political prisoners. The site is run by a network of volunteers.
The Alliance for Kurdish Rights
The Alliance for Kurdish Rights (AKR) is an independent digital
initiative founded on a mission to mobilize public opinion, collect
information, and disseminate knowledge about human rights abuses
against Kurdish people throughout the Middle East. This platform
aims to be a powerful tool that empowers and amplifies Kurdish
voices.
At AKR, our writers and participants are hopeful and ambitious,
working tirelessly to ensure the promise that Kurds in the region
will be able to benefit from basic human rights, allowing them to
speak freely and powerfully after many years of violent
discrimination and silence. It is run by Kurdish and Arab students
and volunteers.
Visit Project
The Muslim Network for Baha’i Rights
The mission of the Baha’i Rights campaign is to ensure that the
Baha’i community has equal opportunities and the ability to practice
their faith in Muslim-majority countries. Our methodology relies
primarily on satirical comics and videos that emphasize the rights
of the Baha’is in our societies.
Many of these have been circulated across Arab media, creating
nationwide discussions about Baha’i equality. After eight years,
this project is currently dormant but its resources continue to be
utilized and disseminated by organizations throughout the region.
Bedoon Rights
Bedoon Rights documents the human rights situation of Kuwait’s
stateless community.
The site contains original research and coverage and acts as a
repository for additional reportage on one of the most marginalized
populations of the Middle East. It is currently managed voluntarily
by a group of Bedoon activists in Kuwait.
