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- 14:44 Yemeni Women Conclude "Peace Tracks" Workshop and Pledge to Break Symbolic Representation
- 13:54 On the Fourth Anniversary of the Uprising, Mai Sato: The Voice of Women's Resistance Cannot Be Silenced
- 13:16 141,000 Children Out of the Education Process in Iran
- 11:48 Women Defying Work Restrictions Through a Restaurant That Creates Jobs and Preserves Their Culture
- 11:08 Daf Playing Is an Opportunity to Showcase Women's Capabilities and Preserve Kurdish Culture
- 09:02 Between Preserving Heritage and Banning Concerts... Fears of Restrictions on Art in the "New Syria"
- 08:41 Incitement Campaign Targets Tunisian Female Journalist and Calls for Holding Those Responsible Accountable
- 15:26 Escalating Displacement Crisis in Blue Nile Amid Continued Military Escalation
- 15:06 Star Congress: Four Years of Repression Have Not Ended the Will of Women in Iran and Eastern Kurdistan
- 13:51 On the Gaza Beach… An Artistic Event Grants Women a Safe Outlet Amid the Traces of War
politics
Hadiya Yousef Holds the Damascus Government Responsible for the Escalation of Events and Demands Justice
A PYD Co-Presidency Council member, Hadiya Yousef, urged recognizing Kurdish rights, protecting the mother tongue, and holding accountable those behind recent Rojava events.
labor/economy
Economic Crisis and Rising Family Responsibilities Weigh Heavily on Women
Economic crises in Iran and Eastern Kurdistan push women into greater family roles_Working, providing, and caring_While traditional views lag.
art and culture
"The Daq": A Living Document of Women's Memory and Identity
The ancient tradition of "Daq" on the bodies of Kurdish women goes beyond being mere decoration; it is a living document of ancient beliefs, an unwritten history, and a feminine identity. This tradition has recently begun to spread again.
