Latest News
- 15:30 “Fingers Create”…A Women’s Exhibition in Qamishlo Embodies Women’s Creativity and Determination to Produce.
- 14:39 Ebola Outbreak Raises Growing Health Concerns as Infections Rise to 1,203
- 13:48 Sana Khalaf… Silence Defeats Disability and Opens the Door to Work and Independence
- 11:46 Petra Herrera… A leader Who Defied Discrimination and Built an Army
- 11:12 Forest Fires Renew Every Year…Flames Consume Zagros
- 08:53 Undermining Rights and Escalating Intimidation in Tunisia’s Current Scene
- 08:40 Mervat Al-Zaqzuq Supports Women Through Her Safe Space “Tabtaba”
- 15:43 Abductes’ Mothers Association Hears Testimonies of Survivors from Prisons and Demands Justice for Victims
- 15:11 Continuing Security Chaos Claims Civilian Lives Daily in Syria
- 13:57 Women’s Body protects gains through administrative integration and shared vision
politics
Candidate: I Do Not Make Electoral Promises, But I Commit to Defending Equality
The statements of Nesrine Jaafar reflect the Workers' Party's vision for a campaign based on collective commitment, highlighting citizen engagement, the challenges of women in politics, and the priority of defending vulnerable groups.
labor/economy
Syrians Between Promises of Economic Rescue and a Reality Colliding with Contradictory Decisions
Syria holds vast oil wealth, yet its people face daily queues and rising prices—a suffocating paradox of abundance alongside crippling deprivation and poverty.
art and culture
Shadiya Mannab: There Is No Genuine Women’s Literature Unless Women Write Their Own Stories
Kurdish literature has long rooted women in oral tales and epics. With social and political shifts, new women’s voices are now emerging in written literature.
