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Meriem Laribi

Journalist.

  • The image shows several women looking out of narrow windows in what appears to be a multi-story concrete building. The women are wearing headscarves and appear to be observing something outside with serious or concerned expressions. The building's exterior is worn and weathered, with visible signs of age and damage. The women are closely peering through the open windows, suggesting that they are trying to get a better view of something important happening outside. The overall mood of the image seems tense or somber. The Hushed Ordeal of Palestinian Women Meriem Laribi · March 2024 On March 4, the UN released a report on the rapes and sexual aggression on Israeli women perpetrated on October 7. While this text encountered a vast echo in the media, another UN report was not so fortunate. It dealt with the treatment of Palestinian women, in particular the rapes and sexual (…)
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