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- 15:45 Parliamentary Inquiry Opens the File on "Female Genital Mutilation" in Turkey
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- 15:25 Woman killed in Garmian...Violence Continues to claim Women's Lives
- 15:03 "A Name That Withstood Attempts at Erasure"... An 80-Year-Old From Kobani Recounts History
politics
Didem Yılmaz:The Framwork Law Must Go Beyound Security Concerns and Establish a Democratic Foundation
The Peace and Democratic society process saw an important development in recent days, marked by the submission of the framework law _ described by leader Öcalan as the "basic law"_to parliament.
labor/economy
The Clay Oven…A Profession Forced by War That Threatens Women’s Health in Gaza
Amid smoke from burning plastic and the flames of a clay oven she built herself, a Palestinian mother continues her Daily struggle for a livelihood, after the war destroyed her career and made her the family’s breadwinner.
art and culture
Madya Qandil:We Aspire to a Cinema That Reflects Society’s Issues and Documents Women’s History
Medya Qandil, a preparatory committee member for the Rojava Cinema Conference, affirmed the need for a filmmakers' union, noting cinema's role in documenting society's history and women's struggles while building cultural awareness.
