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Maha Hussaini

  • Head of Media and Public Engagement, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor
  • Columnist, Middle East Eye
Gaza
As seen in: Middle East Eye, MSN Singapore, MSN France, Al Jazeera English, El Diario, Flipboard, Snopes.com, The News International, Common Dreams, Global Research, L'Humanité and
Both a human rights advocate and journalist, what's the difference anyway?| Head of Media @euromedhr| Objective but not neutral| I have a story to tell..
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« Mon bébé tant attendu est mort en moi » : à Gaza, la détresse des femmes enceintes face au génocide israélien

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By Maha Hussaini
| MSN France
Bande de Gaza, correspondance particulière. Après sept années de tentatives infructueuses pour concevoir, le rêve de Sahar al-Majdalawi de tomber enceinte s'est enfin réalisé. Dans sa tente de fortune exiguë du camp de réfugiés de Bureij, au centre de Gaza, cette femme de 34 ans a commencé à songer aux préparatifs pour l'arrivée de son premier enfant.
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Entre la destrucción en Gaza, las hermanas Mousa encuentran la manera de transformar escombros en ladrillos

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By Maha Hussaini
| El Diario Verified
Cuando su hogar quedó reducido a escombros en Gaza, las hermanas Tala y Farah Mousa tuvieron una idea para tratar de sobreponerse a tanta destrucción. Pensaron en utilizar los restos para reconstruirlo. Ambas desarrollaron un método sencillo para reciclar los escombros de los edificios destruidos y convertirlos en ladrillos para la reconstrucción.
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‘I am dying slowly’: Gaza professor blocked from cancer treatment by Israel’s siege

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By Maha Hussaini
| Middle East Eye Verified
In a cramped space beneath the staircase of a school-turned-shelter in southern Gaza, university professor Kholoud Abu Sahmoud is slowly losing her battle with cancer. After 15 rounds of chemotherapy, the 33-year-old Palestinian mother of two was told she could no longer continue treatment because the drugs available in the war-ravaged enclave were not suitable for her type of cancer. “I was first diagnosed with liver cancer immediately after giving birth to my daughter, about nine months ago.
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