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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
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- 13:21 From the 74th Genocide to the Journey of Searching for Identity and Justice (3)
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- 09:16 From "The Trousers" to the "Constitution of Rights"... Tunisia's Never-Ending Battle for Women
- 08:51 The Clay Oven…A Profession Forced by War That Threatens Women’s Health in Gaza
- 08:35 Violence Against Women in Egypt... Escalating Crimes and Shifting Patterns Amid Ongoing Challenges
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
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
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.
