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- 16:06 Amid Tightening Restrictions... Arrest of a Woman & Her Children at the Syrian-Lebanese Border
- 15:40 "Memoirs of the Zeynep Kinaji Academic Courses" — Documenting 12 Years of Education and Feminist Consciousness
- 15:25 Afghan Women Between International Court Rulings and the Continuation of Taliban Violations
- 14:01 Release of Kajal Rahmani and Her Brother Amid Ongoing Judicial Proceedings
- 13:41 Before Sunrise, the Women of Halabja Begin Their Toil in the Potato Fields
- 13:06 "Unilateral Policies Threaten Syria's Future and Exclude Women"
- 12:08 The Feminist Movement & the Future Map of Iran through the Philosophy of Jin Jiyan Azadî
- 10:56 Integration of the Women's Body: New Horizons for Institutional Work While Preserving Women's Achievements
- 09:19 A Young Woman Fights for Life with One Leg Amid the Absence of Medical Treatment in Gaza
- 09:05 Why Are Moroccan Lawyers Still on Strike After Parliament Passed the Legal Profession Bill?
politics
Women's Representation Shrinks in Algeria's New Parliament
Despite constitutional guarantees, women's political representation has sharply declined, raising questions about why democratic elections have failed to ensure equal representation.
labor/economy
Rural Women in Yemen... Growing Presence and Pivotal Role in Agriculture
Yemeni women are vital to agriculture and family livelihoods, working long hours in farming, herding, and fetching water, while also contributing to household income.
art and culture
Young Tunisian Artisan Gives Traditional Gharbal a New Artistic Life
Young Tunisian artisan Douaa Jradi is reviving the traditional Tunisian sieve (gharbal) by transforming it into decorative art pieces that preserve the country's cultural heritage.
