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- 15:42 French Philosopher Renews Her Support for Öcalan and Affirms That His Right to Freedom Is Beyond Debate
- 15:29 18 Bar Associations Call for Addressing the Framework Law’s Shortcomings in Line with Universal Principles
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- 14:30 Shira Osei: A Democratic Syria Cannot Be Built Without Guaranteeing Women's Rights and Participation
- 13:45 Mir Khanzad... The Kurdish Woman Who Led Her Army and Ruled the Soran Emirate
- 12:57 Five Years of Taliban Rule... Suppression and Restriction of Women's Rights
- 11:32 From a Mother’s Experience with Down Syndrome to an Initiative Embracing 40 Children
- 09:33 Young Women of Amed:Through Organization and Solidarity,We Confront Drugs and Special War Policies
- 08:39 From Searching for a Place That Brings Mother and Daughter Together to Establishing the First Ballet School in Upper Egypt
- 08:30 Artificial Intelligence... Does It Strengthen Women's Position in the Labor Market or Threaten Their Jobs?
politics
Sabahat Tunjel: The Framework Law is Just a Beginning and the Struggle Will Continue
Sabahat Tunjel,an activist in TJA,affirmed the framework law represents an important beginning,but its failure to include leader Öcalan consitiutes its greatest shortcoming,emphasizing the necessity of completing this phase through democratic struggle.
labor/economy
Wage Crisis for Women Workers in Tunisia…Activists Sound the Alarm
A wafe crisis extending over 19months has placed women workers of the National Union of Tunisian Women before escalating living and psychological challenges,and has reopened the question of the fate of one of the country’s oldest women’s organizations.
art and culture
From Confronting Customs and Traditions to Establishing a Cultural Project That Believes in Women's Power and Knowledge
From within the constraints of society and the difficulties of Iraqi reality, Dunya Nour al-Din carved her path through knowledge, work, transforming her long-held dream of owning a library into a cultural project.
