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politics
The co-chair system corrects a long history of unilateral decision-making
The co-chair system constitutes a progressive governance model that enhances women’s participation in decision-making, challenges entrenched patriarchal norms, and lays the foundation for balanced partnership in North and East Syria.
labor/economy
The Siege Weakens Economic Activity and Heavily Affects Families
The Women’s Economy Committee in the neighborhoods of al-Ashrafiya and Sheikh Maqsoud in the Syrian city of Aleppo is working to finance and implement service and productive projects to support women and challenge the reality of the siege.
art and culture
The “Afrat” Exhibition Reexamine Kurdish Heritage and Issues in Bukan
The second edition of the “Afrat” exhibition, held in the city of Bukan in Urmia, witnessed strong female participation, with contributors highlighting Kurdish culture, identity, and societal issues, focusing on realistic visual arts.
