Thursday 19 September 2024
Mariam Diefallah is a feminist writer, doula, and educator from Giza, Egypt. She is interested in the intersection of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and migration studies.
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Mariam Diefallah
Domestic workers in the Gulf typically face a double bind: as a foreign worker, you are governed by kafala laws, while as a female, you are governed by the male guardianship system.On a flight from Kampala to Dubai, I found myself surrounded by lines of young Ugandan women, all wearing t
Domestic workers in the Gulf typically face a double bind: as a foreign worker, you are governed by kafala laws, while as a female, you are governed by the male guardianship system.On a flight from Kampala to Dubai, I found myself surrounded by lines of young Ugandan women, all wearing t