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- 10:37 Avashin Helin: Free Media Guarantees the Defense of Women's Rights
- 10:19 “The Long-Haired Army” … A Story of Women’s Resistance in the Vietnam War
- 08:59 Kurdish Language Rights at Center of Syria's Education Battle
- 08:34 A Yemeni Woman Protects Yemeni Heritage from Extinction Through Her Project
politics
Sabahat Tunjel: The Framework Law is Just a Beginning and the Struggle Will Continue
Sabahat Tunjel,an activist in TJA,affirmed the framework law represents an important beginning,but its failure to include leader Öcalan consitiutes its greatest shortcoming,emphasizing the necessity of completing this phase through democratic struggle.
labor/economy
Wage Crisis for Women Workers in Tunisia…Activists Sound the Alarm
A wafe crisis extending over 19months has placed women workers of the National Union of Tunisian Women before escalating living and psychological challenges,and has reopened the question of the fate of one of the country’s oldest women’s organizations.
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.
