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- 15:07 Amina Osi: The Attacks on Hasakah Target Women’s Gains and Threaten the Integration Path
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- 09:06 The Film “The Help”: A Feminist Reading of the Intersections of Race, Calss, and Gender
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- 08:25 Women's Representation Rises, but Are Opportunities to Reach the Moroccan Parliament Equal?
- 15:47 Iranian Female Athletes Harvest Two Golds and a Silver at the Fifth Asian Games
politics
Women's Representation Rises, but Are Opportunities to Reach the Moroccan Parliament Equal?
Do more female representatives in Morocco's Parliament reflect better access to the legislature, or do persistent social and political challenges reveal a gap between gains and desired representation?
labor/economy
Gaza Women Cofront the Siege with Empowerment and Creativity
Under the siege, scarcity of raw maerials, and high prices, women in the Gaza Strip turn damaged tent fabrics into usable clothes and products, within projects for economic empowerment and vocational training.
art and culture
An Artist Documents the Legacy of the Martyr Beritan Through Art
The “Martyr Beritan” Festival, held every two years in Makhmour camp, combines memory and resistance.Artist Marjan Kara, from the “Martyr Dalila” workshop, contributes to transmitting the legacy of the martyr Beritan to new generations through art.
