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politics
Yemen Between Escalation and Stalled Peace... Displaced Women Pay the Price
As the scope of military escalation widens in Yemen, the suffering of civilians and displaced people worsens, while women face doubled burdens related to safety, shelter, health, education, and livelihoods.
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
Zahra Al-Rubai'i... The Memory of Iraqi Art and a Witness to Its Transformations
Artist Zahra Al-Rubai'i recalls her artistic career and her earliest beginnings up to her presence in Iraqi drama and theater, pausing at her most prominent milestones, experiences, and her vision of the transformations that have occurred in art,artists.
