Alia Autism Center Renews Certified Autism Center™ Designation
Alia Autism Center renews its designation as a Certified Autism Center™ (CAC), granted by IBCCES.| IBCCES
Not sure how to visit the Middle East? We share how to travel there, the best countries to visit in the Middle East and the best time to visit.| Creative Travel Guide
Authors call on governments to legalize trans identities and prosecute violence Transgender individuals in the Middle East and North Africa are ensnared in a vicious cycle of state-sponsored criminalization, systemic legal disenfranchisement, and pervasive social hostility, according to a new report from the Cairo 52 Legal Research Institute. The report documents how the absence of legal… The post Trans people face violence across Middle East and North Africa, new report finds appeared fir...| Erasing 76 Crimes
The post Britus International School for Special Education Renews Certified Autism Center™ Designation appeared first on IBCCES.| IBCCES
Alia Autism Center renews its designation as a Certified Autism Center™ (CAC), granted by IBCCES.| IBCCES
Victims of transnational repression (TNR) in the UK may lose trust in the British system to take the threats to them seriously, a Select Committee inquiry has been told in relation to cases linked to the governments of Bahrain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE. In written evidence published by the UK parliament’s Joint Committee […]| FairSquare
We’ve listed everything we wish someone had told us — visa tips, renting a home, school search struggles, to even finding affordable daycare.| Travel and Life with Roaz
FairSquare has today joined with the Bahrain Institute for Rights and Development, Human Rights Watch, and Reprieve to call on the British Prime Minister Keir Starmer to use his government’s deepening links with Bahrain to advocate for the release of the country’s political prisoners. In a letter sent on 9 July, sent after a meeting […] The post British PM urged to use influence in support of Bahrain’s political prisoners appeared first on FairSquare.| FairSquare
Bahrain is famous for its remarkable level of development, gleaming skyscrapers, state-of-the-art infrastructure, culture and lifestyle.| Travel and Life with Roaz
The Bahrain Archipelago is located off the coast of Saudi Arabia in the Arabian Gulf. The smallest of all the states in the Arabian Gulf, Bahrain is a diverse nation that has kept up with… The post Fun Things To Do In Bahrain With Family appeared first on Family Travel in the Middle East.| Family Travel in the Middle East
Will you be travelling through the Kingdom of Bahrain during the Holy Month of Ramadan? Here's what you can expect as a non-Muslim tourist.| Family Travel in the Middle East
written by Mannat Singh Over the past six years BSC has trained 382 practitioners in 81 countries through its flagship 6-month Implementing Public Policy (IPP) executive program. The program was created to equip policymakers around the world with multiple tools to solve today’s complex public problems. A key component of the program is the IPP...Continue Reading Building Momentum Among PDIA Practitioners in the MENA Region| Building State Capability
The Bahraini government recently introduced legislation (Edict 109 of 2023) requiring private sector employers to participate in a government program to fund and deliver the mandatory End of Service Gratuity (EOSG) payments for expatriate (non-Bahraini) employees.| Lockton Global Benefits
As family travel bloggers, we have discovered family cruise holidays to be a great way to explore the world with curious children.| Vienna Book And Travel
USA and its stooges bombed dozens of sites across 5 provinces in Yemen to help Israel in its genocide of the Palestinians in Gaza. The post USA and UK Bomb Yemen to Aid Israel; Russia and China OK’D appeared first on Syria News.| Syria News
Your gay travel guide to Bahrain to help you plan a fabulous and safe trip based on our experience traveling in Bahrain as a gay couple.| Nomadic Boys
The Republican senator said it would “take a Democratic president” to commit American troops to defend the Saudi kingdom, according to a new book.| Reason.com
