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- 15:42 UNICEF Warns: Climate Disasters Increase Risks of Girls Dropping Out of School
- 15:19 Prison Sentences and Penalties Against Fitness Trainer Narges Heydari in Ahvaz
- 14:50 "DEJ ÊŞ"... A Cinematic Elegy for Kurdish History
- 13:46 Menstrual Taboos... A Silent Pain and Delayed Treatment
- 13:12 Shida Marouf: Social Obstacles Prevent Archiving Women's History
- 11:52 New Attack Targets Displaced People, Killing Three Children
- 11:47 "Al Fal Women's Festival"... A Women's Evening Bringing Together Sudanese Heritage and Support for Small Enterprises
- 09:45 Amargı Umut: Women Are Pressing Forward in Their Struggle and the Iranian Regime Cannot Stop Them
- 08:57 Bodies Torn Apart and Eyes Gouged Out… Jordanian Women Between Crime and the Guillotine of “Blame”
- 08:18 Mass Displacement in Yemen Due to Indiscriminate Shelling... Fleeing Without Destination or Compass
politics
Algerian Women Facing the 2026 Test… Why Does Political Participation Stall?
Political activist Fatima Maskour asserts that Algerian women’s political presence remains far below expectations, with electoral abstention and weak media support hindering their shift from numerical representation to decision-making roles.
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
Aylol Nazlıer: Singing the Memory of the Land and Mother Tongue
From her village to the stage, Aylol Nazlier carries the songs of her childhood as more than melodies—they are memory, identity, and a language connecting generations.
