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- 10:41 4,300 children’s victims of the ongoing conflict in Sudan for more than three years
- 10:03 “Without the will of women, a democratic administration can’t be bulit.”
- 08:02 Women driving cars in Yemen... Between a law that permits and societal restrictions
- 07:46 After three years of conflict... How is the educational process faring in Sudan?
- 14:44 Mothers of the kidnappws in Sweida resume their protests after a nine-month pause
- 14:11 Women's rights defenders in Morocco between field harassment and digital defamation
- 12:32 Reyhan Khanum Lorestani… The voice of the Yarsani woman that transcended centurie
- 10:41 The Sere Kaniye Displaced Committee continues its efforts to ensure a safe return for 75,000 displaced people
- 10:34 Btween folkore and renewal…. A Yazidi woman revives heritage and preserves the memory of Shingal
- 07:57 For the third consecutive year... Another chapter in the tragedy of Sudanese women
politics
Debate over women's representation in Algeria… Between parity and the challenges of political reality
The reduction of women's representation on election lists in Algeria has sparked debate: some see retreat from political gains, others a necessity imposed by field difficulties revealing fragility of women's political qualification within parties
labor/economy
Women’s economy in Afghanistan: A continuation of path despite all challenges
Women in Afghanistan, despite marginalization and rising restrictions, have played an essential role in family and community economy—continuing today through new forms of entrepreneurship and resistance.
art and culture
An Iraqi woman redraws her life with the brush of art and proves that passion never ages
After a long career in petroleum engineering, Dunya Al-Shamma chose to return to her old passion for painting and music, proving that creativity isn’t tied to age and that ambitiond can be revived at any stage of life.
