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politics
Kulestan Kalo: Integration Must Protect Women's Gains and Identity
The spokesperson for Kongra Star, Kulestan Kalo, confirmed that Syria cannot be managed with a unilateral mentality, indicating that true integration is achieved through women's participation in building the new Syria.
labor/economy
"Tadart” … A Project Linking Algerian Craft to the Local Economy
Through her project “Tadart,” which valorizes local products and food and craft heritage, Algerian Farah Bousaleh to link craftswomen with consumers and give local products a chance to reach a wider market.
art and culture
Documentary Director: Women's Participation in Cinema Remains Below the Required Level
"Documentary director Yasmin Sharif Manesh says Kurdish women face major cinema challenges, requiring greater support, encouragement, and dedicated festival spaces to increase their presence.
