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- 15:46 YPJ Commemorates the Shingal Genocide Anniversary and Affirms the Necessity of Protecting Free Will
- 15:36 Leader Öcalan:The Anticipated Legal Steps May Open the Door to a New Deocratic phase
- 15:33 Sara Reza: ISIS Sought to Completely Erase Shingal's Identity and Culture
- 14:56 What Happened in Shingal Was Not a Transient Crime but a Genocide Committd Against the Yazidi People
- 13:10 Turkish Human Rights Association at Forty: The Struggle Continues and Violations Remain Unchanged
- 12:46 Felaknaz Uca: Out of the Womb of Genocide, Shingal's Free Will Was Born
- 10:08 Ouarida Medad...The Nineteen-Year-Old Who Paid With Her Life for Algeria's Freedom
- 08:46 Invasive Weed Devours Farmland in Rural Taiz, Deepening Farmers' Suffering
- 08:30 Yazidi Women After the Genocide... Open Wounds and an Unfinished Path to Justice
- 15:40 KNK Women’s Committee Warns of Continuing Threats in Shingal
politics
Lebanon Between Domestic Pressures and Regional Developments... Where Is the Situation Headed?
Amid the complexities of the Lebanese scene, questions are mounting over the mechanism of the "pilot zones" in the south, caught between hopes for de-escalation and fears of further conflict.
labor/economy
The Clay Oven…A Profession Forced by War That Threatens Women’s Health in Gaza
Amid smoke from burning plastic and the flames of a clay oven she built herself, a Palestinian mother continues her Daily struggle for a livelihood, after the war destroyed her career and made her the family’s breadwinner.
art and culture
Visual Artist Embodies Women's Issues Through Her Works in a Powerful Visual Style
A visual artist, through the art of ceramics, transforms women's suffering and pain into an artistic language that expresses their issues, embodying them in her works through a powerful visual approach.
