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- 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
- 14:55 Activist Nasrin Sotoudeh Receives the “Thulani Maseko Justice Award” for 2026
- 13:52 KJAR Condemns Reinstatement of Varisha Moradi’s Death Sentence and Demands International Intervention
- 13:14 Women of Amed: No Justice Without Holding Perpetrators Accountable and Revealing the Truth of Femicide Crimes
- 11:35 Human Rights Activist: Honor Crimes Are Reproduced in the Triangle of State, Law and Family
- 11:08 The Attack on the Women’s Revolution Reveals the True Face of Damascus
- 09:56 "On the Edge of Dreams"... Young Egyptian Women Challenge Social Norms Through Art
- 08:23 Severe Losses in Southern Lebanon and Women Struggle to Recover Their Livelihoods
- 08:15 Who Protects Women from Data Leaks That May Turn Them into Victims?
politics
Political Researcher: Gaza Pays the Price of a Political Decision Without Popular Mandate
Journalist Guevara Taha says the October 7 attack was a catastrophic turning point for Gaza, its repercussions exceeding declared objectives, causing widespread destruction, displacement and fears of more land seizures.
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.
