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Lina Attalah

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Cairo
As seen in: Mada Masr, The New York Times, The Nation, Worldcrunch, The Century Foundation, Radio Habana Cuba, Middle East Research and Information Project, Orient XXI, Bidoun, Al-Jumhuriya, nuclear-news.net and
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The care that’s missing from Egypt’s maternity wards

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By Mostafa Hosny, Lina Attalah Verified, Sara Seif Eddin
| Mada Masr Verified
Doctor and women’s rights activist Omnia Sweidan likely never imagined the scale of the reaction that would follow the testimony she posted on Facebook Monday detailing a series of abusive incidents faced by women in the obstetrics and gynaecology ward at Alexandria’s Al-Shatby Hospital. The post went viral within hours. Tens of thousands of people shared and commented on it. Many said the abuses she recounted reflect a common and pervasive reality in public hospitals.
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Une " hanthologie " de Gaza à la biennale de Charjah

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By Lina Attalah Verified
| Orient XXI
«To carry» («Transporter»), c’est le titre de la 16e biennale de Charjah, organisée du 6 février au 15 juin par la Fondation d’art de Charjah et portée par cinq curatrices : Alia Swastika, Amal Khalaf, Megan Tamati-Quennell, Natasha Ginwala et Zeynep Öz. Que transportons-nous lorsque le moment est venu de partir?
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Free Alaa

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By Lina Attalah Verified
| Bidoun Verified
If the Egyptian government maintains a list of grudges, Alaa Abdel Fattah and Lina Attalah are likely near the top of it. Longtime friends of each other and Bidoun both, Alaa and Lina have been at the forefront of the opposition movement in Egypt for the better part of two decades — Alaa as an activist and writer, Lina as a journalist and editor.
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