The Saudis and Emiratis should pay blood money in Yemen
First published in MadaMasr on 13 October 2020 Even as the Saudis and the Emiratis continue to wage war in Yemen, they should step up and at least double the money they have been providing for humanitarian aid in the country. It is a moral duty and an ethical obligation,
Khaled Mansour
I am a writer and an Egyptian, who cares about humans and their rights. Was a journalist for 10 years in Egypt, South Africa, and the United States, before I joined the United Nations in conflict areas such as Afghanistan, Lebanon, Iraq and Sudan. I am now dedicated to writing, teaching, talking and listening.
Lebanon, where humanitarian vultures descended
This was first published by MadaMasr on 6 September 2020 Less than three days after a massive explosion in Beirut killed nearly 200 people, injured
When Aid Workers Serve the Powerful!
This was first published on MadMasr on 22 August 2020 Seventeen years ago, this week, I survived a terrorist attack that killed 22 people and
Egypt Faces a Malaise Deeper than Covid-19
By mid 2020, the pandemic has left most Egyptians, probably including government officials, counting more on divine intervention and what has been destined by fate,
The Rugged Road: The Emergence, Evolution and Challenges of Human Rights Action in Arab Countries (eBook)
This e-Book was published on December 10, 2019 by the Arab Reform Initiative, edited by Khaled Mansour with an up-to-date introductory chapter. Contents page below
Accountability: One Small Step at a Time!
First Posted at United Against Inhumanity website on 8.10.2019 The plight of civilians in the northwestern Syrian province of Idlib became too much to ignore
Charity or Right?
In many years at the World Food Programme and UNICEF, I worked with professional and committed leaders who clearly wanted to see our work as #charity and #Humanitarian_aid and not as a
