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- 15:46 Kurdish Women: Attacks on the Images of Female Martyrs Will Not Break Our Will
- 15:28 Sarway Bayan Shines in a Cultural and Literary Evening in Koya City
- 15:08 Star Congress Condemns Attacks on Kurdish Symbols and Warns Against Fueling Conflict
- 14:35 Teacher:The Mother Tongue is the Foundation of Identity and a Fortress for Protecting Kurdish Culture
- 13:46 Najiba Khani Galizadeh... From Pioneering Girls' Education to Documenting Kurdish Memory
- 11:44 Roxan Mohammed: Those Responsible for Attacks on Martyrs’ Symbols Must Be Punished
- 11:25 Hasret Ipek Altın Makes Candles and Enhances Women’s Work
- 09:57 Kobani Prepares for the Launch of the Fouth Edition of the "Arin... Braids of Peace" Festival
- 08:59 Female Farmers in Tunisia: Awareness of Rights and Challenges in Accessing Protection
- 08:20 Political Researcher: Gaza Pays the Price of a Political Decision Without Popular Mandate
politics
Political Researcher: Gaza Pays the Price of a Political Decision Without Popular Mandate
Journalist Guevara Taha says the October 7 attack was a catastrophic turning point for Gaza, its repercussions exceeding declared objectives, causing widespread destruction, displacement and fears of more land seizures.
labor/economy
Potato Fields in Bamyan... Women Carrying the Burdens of Livelihood and Deferred Dreams of Education
Deprived of education, girls in Afghanistan's Bamyan work long days in potato fields for meager wages yet still dream of returning to school and university.
art and culture
Yadkar Qarman Employs Colors in the Service of Kurdish Women’s Struggle and Identity
Kurdish artist Yadkar Qarman dedicates her artistic talent to documenting the struggle of her people and shedding light on the issues of Kurdish women, through paintings that evoke memory, history, and identity.
