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- 15:32 The Sixth Convoy of Displaced Persons from Sari Kani Sets Off Toward Their Homes
- 15:19 Indian Philosopher Praises Leader Öcalan's Resilience and Calls for Entrenching a Culture of Accepting the Other
- 15:15 "Zab" Festival in Piranshahr... Linking Art to Societal Crises
- 14:26 The Indian Village of "Piplantri"... The Story of Turning a Dry Patch into a Green Forest in Celebration of Girls
- 13:58 UN: Current Climate Policies Are Incapable of Saving the Planet
- 12:54 Avin Juma: Weak Laws in Syria Have Led to an increase in Femicide Crimes
- 11:46 Mothers and Children of Afghanistan Between the siege of Poverty and the Lack of Health Resources
- 10:43 Olive Culture in Derik… A Legacy Passed Down by Women Despite the Hardship of Work
- 08:30 Impunity… When a Cup of Coffee Equals a Woman’s Soul
- 08:21 The Recurrence of Sectarian Targeting in Syria Threatens Citizenship and Raises Questions about Accountability
politics
Amina Osi: The Attacks on Hasakah Target Women’s Gains and Threaten the Integration Path
Star Congress diplomatic committee member Amina Osi said Hasakah attacks target Kurdish women’s Identiy and gains, obstructing stability and integration, urging Syrian women to unite for rights and democratic Syria.
labor/economy
The Sweet Smell of Apples and the Bitterness of Suffering… The Story of Forgotten Female Workers in Urmia
With the apple harvest season in the orchards of Urmia, female workers face delayed wages and harsh working conditions, alongside local customs restricting land ownership, in a reality that reflects the depth of prevailing social and cultural structures.
art and culture
An Artist Documents the Legacy of the Martyr Beritan Through Art
The “Martyr Beritan” Festival, held every two years in Makhmour camp, combines memory and resistance.Artist Marjan Kara, from the “Martyr Dalila” workshop, contributes to transmitting the legacy of the martyr Beritan to new generations through art.
