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- 15:41 Yazidi Women Journalists: Media Was Absent Before the Genocide, Women Leading Its Reconstruction
- 15:15 UN Report:Gaza the Deadliest Location for Humanitarian Workers
- 14:38 Syrian Children Under the Weight to Violence…Protection Absent, Crimes Without Deterrence
- 13:44 Kurdish Handicrafts Between Heritage Preservation and Modern Challenges
- 12:54 Amnesty International Urges Iraq to Protect Women and End Impunity
- 11:40 Between War, Repression,and Economic Crisis… Suicide as a Mirror of Iranian Society’s Crisis
- 10:58 “Bidad”…Does It Liberate Women’s Voices or Place the Burden on Them Again?
- 09:55 No Protection, No Justice…Impunity Threatens Women’s Lives in Turkey
- 08:46 Summer Without or Electricity…Tunisian Women Reount Details of Daily Suffering
- 08:25 Leek Sellers…Struggling Women Resisting Social Discrimination in Yemen
politics
Hediay Youssef: Peace in Turkey will Reflect on the Future of Syria and the Whole of Kurdistan
PYD official Hediya Youssef affirmed that Turkey’s peace process success requires concrete political and leal steps,which positively impact Rojava and Syria.
labor/economy
Leek Sellers…Struggling Women Resisting Social Discrimination in Yemen
From fields to Taiz markets, Yemeni women leek sellers endure hardship, economic instability, and social stigma, yet remain determined to secure livelihood for their families.
art and culture
The Book in Iran…A Reading Weighed Down by the Burdens of Inflation
Iran's publishing and printing industry is facing sharp economic stagnation akin to crises in other sectors, while ongoing writing and efforts to overcome censorship, gender-based restrictions, and inflation pressures continue.
