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- 08:19 Iraqi Women Journalists Between Professional Pressures and Legal Protection Gaps
- 15:47 New Rise in Casualties Amid ongoig Strikes on the Strip
- 15:27 Families of 1988 Massacre Victims Renew Calls for Justice
- 14:54 What Awaits Rojava Aftr the January 29 Agreement and the Integration Path?
- 14:35 UNICEF Warns of Child Deaths and Collapse of Basic Services in Gaza
- 13:13 Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya… A Historic Presence Embodying Resistance Against the Nazis
- 12:42 Women for Peace Documents Over 225 Sexual Violations in a Darfur Camp
- 11:42 Physical Therapy in Rojava… Growing Need and Limited Centers
- 11:07 Rights Monitor Documents Sexual Assault on Young Woman in Khartoum
- 09:55 Sara Raza: Leader Öcalan's Freedom Is the Most Important Point in the Peace Process
politics
Sara Raza: Leader Öcalan's Freedom Is the Most Important Point in the Peace Process
"Sara Raza stressed that parliament's discussion of the Kurdish issue marks a political and legal shift, requiring practical steps, starting with Öcalan's release.".
labor/economy
Leek Sellers…Struggling Women Resisting Social Discrimination in Yemen
From fields to Taiz markets, Yemeni women leek sellers endure hardship, economic instability, and social stigma, yet remain determined to secure livelihood for their families.
art and culture
Aylol Nazlıer: Singing the Memory of the Land and Mother Tongue
From her village to the stage, Aylol Nazlier carries the songs of her childhood as more than melodies—they are memory, identity, and a language connecting generations.
