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- 15:08 Political Prisoner Begins Hunger Strike in Iran’s Vakilabad Prison Over Detention Conditions
- 13:47 Kilistan and Hero: Two Years Since Their Passing, Their Legacy Remains in Journalists’ Memory
- 13:02 Chaupadi Huts: Forced Isolation and Risks Threaten Nepali Women
- 11:34 13 Migrants Die off Libyan Coast as Boat Capsizes
- 11:10 Syrian Women Council Calls for Enshrining Women’s Rights in Constitution and Laws
- 09:49 Roz Omar: From Childhood Passion to the World of Art and Painting
- 09:41 YPJ Commemorates Journalists Kilistan and Hero, Reaffirms Commitment to Free Pres
- 08:41 1000 Days Behind Bars: Palestinian Women Prisoners Face Sexual Harassement and Medical Neglect
- 08:33 Engineer and Singer: Ruhiya Ahmed Blends Academia with Art to Serve Society
- 15:45 Hrana Warns of Esxalating Repression Against Kurdish Women in Iran
politics
Amine Oussi: Women’s Sacrifices Are Non-Negotiable, Their Rights Must Be Enshrined in the Constitution
Amine Oussi, a member of the Star Congress Diplomatic Relations Committee, affirmed that the January 29 agreement does not resolve the Kurdish or women’s issues, and the process lacks a clear vision.
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
Engineer and Singer: Ruhiya Ahmed Blends Academia with Art to Serve Society
An academic and singer from Upper Egypt, Ruhiya Ahmed defies societal expectations, proving that artistic talent can complement academic success and serve as a space for creativity, communication, and community service.
