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- 14:43 General Council of Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh Neighborhoods Affirms Continuation of Resistance
- 14:09 Armed Attack Targets Medical Staff Outside Al-Kindi Hospital in Homs
- 13:22 Yazidi Women: We Stand United with Our People—Their Struggle Is One of Existence
- 12:46 Israeli Airstrikes kill 14 in Gaza Amid Worsening Humanitarian Crisis
- 10:47 Women of Sweida: Massacres in Sweida and the Coast Are Repeating in Kurdish Neighborhoods of Aleppo
- 10:38 Massacre in Sheikh Maqsoud Neighbourhood Clamis the Lives of an Entire Family
- 08:31 When Bullying Becomes Fatal… A Tragedy Exposing the Fragility of Society
- 07:54 Presidential Candidate Amira Jaber: I Seek to Break the Quota System and Strengthen the Role of Women
- 07:26 Continuous Shelling… Children of Kurdish Neighborhoods in Aleppo Face Death at Every Moment
- 14:37 Internal Security Forces and Local Council in Aleppo: Attacks Constitute Humanitarian War Crimes
politics
Yemeni Women’s Union: 2025, a Year Without Political Gains for Women
Despite political and economic challenges in Yemen during 2025, women remained excluded from decision-making, while civil society organizations provided support and empowerment amid violence and weakening protections for women’s rights.
labor/economy
Testimonies from Factories Reveal Arbitrary Dismissals and Forced Labor Facing Tunisian Women
At a time when women are struggling for their labor rights, the scene in Tunisia reflects the reality of thousands of women who suffer in silence inside factories.
art and culture
The Sudanese Thobe: An Indelible Memory and an Identity Defying Conflict
Sudan’s thobe is a millennia-old symbol of identity. Though conflict has impacted its daily wear, it endures as a carrier of political and cultural messages and recognized global heritage.
