Zeina Awad

Why is a sim­ple med­ical pro­ce­dure be­ing re­framed as a deeply di­vi­sive moral is­sue in the US?

Dai­ly life in the mur­der cap­i­tal of the world.

How the US is in­vest­ing mil­lions into se­cu­ri­ty forces in Hon­duras, the coun­try at fore­front of Amer­i­ca’s war on drugs

Two films, from thou­sands of kilo­me­tres apart, are cur­rent­ly mak­ing the film fes­ti­val rounds. Though they cov­er en­tire­ly dif­fer­ent worlds, the is­sues they raise around in­dige­nous peo­ple’s quest for jus­tice bring them clos­er to­geth­er than you might think.

Why new vot­ing rules are pit­ting the Re­pub­li­can Par­ty against com­mu­ni­ty or­gan­i­sa­tions across the US in what many are call­ing the new civ­il rights strug­gle.

Prac­tis­ing jour­nal­ism car­ries in­her­ent risks, but fe­male jour­nal­ists still have to deal with gen­der-spe­cif­ic is­sues.

Pales­tin­ian Youth Or­ches­tra over­comes ob­sta­cles to amaze au­di­ences at Lebanese fes­ti­val.

Al Jazeera’s Zeina Awad says they are de­ter­mined to fight Is­raeli land seizures.

Al Jazeera’s Zeina Awad re­ports that fac­tion­al dis­putes threat­en re­con­struc­tion.

Young re­cruit tells Al Jazeera what makes the Lebanese move­ment pop­u­lar.