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- 15:29 Amid Criticism Over Press Freedom, Turkish Prosecution Demands Prison Sentence for Journalist
- 14:46 After Protesting Conditions for Female Prisoners... Ghazal Marzban Assaulted and Denied Treatment
- 14:01 Woman Killed in Ranya by Her Brother During Family Dispute
- 13:47 Women and Children Victims of Loose Weapons in Syria
- 12:40 From a Passion for Painting to Nurturing Creativity in Khormal Children
- 12:05 When Doors Close on Dreams... The Story of an Afghan Girl and Education Deprivation
- 11:33 A Daily Journey of Hardship... Village Women Face Lack of Services and Harsh Transportation
- 11:24 "Behind the Walls"... A Moroccan Film Opens Debate on the Care Burden Borne by Women
- 09:51 Young Women from Baghdad Transform Walls into Vibrant Paintings and Preserve the Memory of Place
- 09:38 Yemeni Lawyer Affirms the Relationship Between Art and Law
politics
Moroccan Parties... Why Don't Women Reach the Top of the Pyramid?
Despite increasing their parliamentary presence, Moroccan women remain excluded from top party leadership and presidencies, which remain a male monopoly despite decades of political pluralism.
labor/economy
Rural Women in Yemen... Growing Presence and Pivotal Role in Agriculture
Yemeni women are vital to agriculture and family livelihoods, working long hours in farming, herding, and fetching water, while also contributing to household income.
art and culture
Between the Stage and the Streets: A Journey of Resistance Beyond the Spotlight of Power
Tunisian actress Leila Chabbi views art as a powerful form of resistance, criticizing the silence of some artists on freedom and national issues while urging the artistic community to fulfill its social responsibility and speak out.
