Latest News
- 15:42 Jineology Conference in Europe Draws a Future Roadmap
- 15:30 Leader Öcalan: Women’s Freedom in the True Criterion of Socialism, and Jineology Is the Foundation of Free Life
- 15:18 Hundreds of Women and Children Detained in Sudan Risk of Death
- 14:47 Anahita... The Legacy of the Water Goddess Between Temple Ruins and the Memory of Folk Heritage
- 13:36 Health, Awareness, and Prevention… Axes of a Dialogue Session on Women’s Empowerment in Baghdad
- 11:52 Targeting Women’s Freedom in Rojava… Calls to Strengthen Struggle and Resistance
- 09:59 Newspapers Street: Female Journalists’ Return Revives Sudanese Journalism
- 08:23 Water Resources Expert Calls for Urgent Reforms to Confront the Water Crisis in Tunisia
- 15:46 Leader Öcalan: The Success of the Peace and Democratic Society initiative Is a Pillar for Stability in the Middle East
- 15:38 Women’s Cinema Prepares to Screen “The Last Message” at the Rojava International Film Festival
politics
Human Rights Activist: Honor Crimes Are Reproduced in the Triangle of State, Law and Family
Maryam Yarmohammdi’s murder by her brother revived Iran’s violence against women issue, highlighting family’s role. Activist Rezvan Moghaddam says current laws also perpetuate and worsen it.
labor/economy
Severe Losses in Southern Lebanon and Women Struggle to Recover Their Livelihoods
Israeli attacks devastated southern Lebanon’s livestock, emptying barns and weakening milk and cheese production. Amid lost animals and declining incomes, women struggle to recover livelihoods and preserve remaining projects.
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.
