‏إظهار الرسائل ذات التسميات girls. إظهار كافة الرسائل
‏إظهار الرسائل ذات التسميات girls. إظهار كافة الرسائل

السبت، 7 يناير 2017

Yegna, Ethiopia"s "Spice Girls", lose UK funding



Image copyright Girl Effect Image caption Ethiopia"s Yegna sing about female empowerment in a country where violence against women is common British taxpayers" money will no longer be used to fund a five-member Ethiopian girl band, the government has said.
International Development Secretary Priti Patel announced a review of the funding last month after reports that pop group Yegna received £5.2m.
Girl Effect, the Ethiopian group which manages Yegna and promotes women"s rights in the country, said its aims had been “wilfully misrepresented”.
But the government said there are “more effective ways” to invest UK aid.
Yegna has been the subject of a long-running campaign by the Daily Mail. It dubbed the band “Ethiopia"s Spice Girls” saying that grants to the group were a waste of money.
The UK"s Department for International Development said its partnership with Girl Effect has ended following the review, but insisted that “empowering women and girls around the wor..

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الأربعاء، 4 يناير 2017

These girls are mighty



Imagine if playing football was a defiant act, a statement of personal freedom. That is the case for many girls in Cambodia, where it is widely frowned upon for young women to engage in sport. Working to change this, and to offer safety and confidence for in-need youth, is a group called the Mighty Girls, which is part of the football-focused community organisation SALT (Sports and Leadership Training) Academy in Battambang.
Linda Choeun faced anger and abuse when she started playing football at 15, eventually leading to her being thrown out of her home. A trip to South Africa during the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ for the Football for Hope Festival set her life on a new course, and a place in the Mighty Girls program gave her a path forward. She is now 22, studying English at university and working full-time to give back to the organisation that helped her.
“SALT and Mighty Girls provided me with education and life skills, so I have been a great beneficiary. I was able to become a leader, a..

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الجمعة، 23 ديسمبر 2016

Nasri: I joined Sevilla for good food and nice girls



The French midfielder insists that he did not have to leave Manchester City but knew that the Spanish club would be the ideal new home for him after five years in England
Samir Nasri has revealed that the prospect of “good food and very nice girls” helped to convince him to swap Manchester City for..

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