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- 15:16 Widespread Criticism of Linking the Disparity Between Male and Female Teachers to “The School’s Prestige"
- 14:44 Yemeni Women Conclude "Peace Tracks" Workshop and Pledge to Break Symbolic Representation
- 13:54 On the Fourth Anniversary of the Uprising, Mai Sato: The Voice of Women's Resistance Cannot Be Silenced
- 13:16 141,000 Children Out of the Education Process in Iran
- 11:48 Women Defying Work Restrictions Through a Restaurant That Creates Jobs and Preserves Their Culture
- 11:08 Daf Playing Is an Opportunity to Showcase Women's Capabilities and Preserve Kurdish Culture
- 09:02 Between Preserving Heritage and Banning Concerts... Fears of Restrictions on Art in the "New Syria"
politics
Hadiya Yousef Holds the Damascus Government Responsible for the Escalation of Events and Demands Justice
A PYD Co-Presidency Council member, Hadiya Yousef, urged recognizing Kurdish rights, protecting the mother tongue, and holding accountable those behind recent Rojava events.
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
Daf Playing Is an Opportunity to Showcase Women's Capabilities and Preserve Kurdish Culture
To the rhythm of the daf and the breath of authenticity, the sound of music rises in Koya, in the Kurdistan Region, where women, by learning to play the daf, have become a symbol of preserving Kurdish culture.
