Farea is a Yemeni youth activist and writer. He is a co-founder of many local youth initiatives and is a regular commentator on Yemen’s affairs in international media outlets. He is a recent graduate of the Public Policy and Transitional Justice program at the American University of Beirut (AUB). Farea testifying on “Drone Wars: […]
Tamer is the co-founder and editor in chief of ArabsThink.com. Tamer writes on Syrian and Lebanese politics and US foreign policy in the Middle East. He has also written for The Daily Star (Lebanon) and Al-Ayyam (Syria). He completed his Bachelor’s degree in 2011 at Sciences Po Paris, and is specialized in the Middle East […]
Zahra’ is a Libyan gender specialist, civil society strategist, political activist advocating for peace, human rights and women’s leadership, scholar, and researcher in the field of Middle Eastern history, metaphysics, mysticism, and female spirituality in comparative religions. She is the cofounder of the Libyan Women’s Platform for Peace (LWPP), a pressure group/movement advocating for women’s socio-political […]
Salem is a legal consultant with ABA-ROLI in Egypt having previously worked as a legal assistant for Alcatel-Lucent and as a corporate attorney for Amlak Real Estate and Finance. Prior to his current position he was legal analyst at the Carter Center where he was responsible for analyzing laws and regulations issued from the High […]
Hanouf is a lecturer in International Law at Princess Nora Bin Abdul Rahman University in Riyadh and a LL.M candidate (2013) at Harvard Law School specializing in international human rights law. Following her graduation in the top ten of the first class of women to graduate from law school in Saudi Arabia in 2008, she […]
Islam is an Assistant Professor of Public Law at Alexandria University School of Law. He received his Doctor of Juridical Science (J.S.D.) from Washington University in Saint Louis School of Law, a LL.M from University of Connecticut School of Law, and a Master of Public Law and LL.B from the French Department at Alexandria University […]




