Despite vast differences in geography, population size, and political trajectories, the lived realities of young women in Egypt and Jordan reveal a striking commonality: the enduring influence of family structures shaped by deeply rooted cultural norms, r
Despite vast differences in geography, population size, and political trajectories, the lived realities
of young women in Egypt and Jordan reveal a striking commonality: the enduring influence of
family structures shaped by deeply rooted cultural norms, religious interpretations, and
mounting economic hardship. Whether in Cairo or Amman, families remain both gatekeepers
and potential enablers of women’s public participation.
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