Sarah Aziza

Sarah Aziza splits her time between New York City and the Middle East. Her writing focuses on foreign affairs, refugees, social justice, and feminism. Her work has appeared in Slate, the New Republic, and The Nation, among other outlets.

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Articles by Sarah Aziza on theintercept.com

Primeiro-ministro da Jordânia cai, mas protestos contra austeridade continuam

Sarah Aziza — 7 de Junho

Considerada um bastião de estabilidade no Oriente Médio, a Jordânia enfrenta uma onda de manifestações.

Jordan’s Prime Minister Ousted Amid Demonstrations — but Protests Against Austerity Continue

Sarah Aziza — Jun. 5

Seen widely as a bastion of stability in the Middle East, Jordan is facing a round of protests.

As Medical Aid Dwindles, Some Syrian Refugees May Be “Too Expensive” to Keep Alive

Sarah Aziza — May. 10

Funding to give dialysis to Syrian refugees in Jordan ran out this week.

Syrians Are Returning to Homes in Raqqa Littered with Land Mines, but the U.S. May Cut Funds for Clearing the City

Sarah Aziza — May. 1

Residents of Raqqa have been killed and mutilated by explosives left by ISIS, finding them hidden inside refrigerators, teddy bears, and even under Qurans.

As Supreme Court Weighs Travel Ban, Trump’s Wider Anti-Muslim Agenda Proceeds Unchallenged

Sarah Aziza — Apr. 27

The human costs of the Trump administration's policies fell by the wayside.

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