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- 13:03 Resistance and Life in Sudanese Women's Songs
- 12:00 Between Painting, Photography, and Football…Hero Jafar Makes Her Own Way
- 11:00 Economic Crises Open the Way for Increased Subjugation of Women
- 10:27 Kurdish Teacher: Separating Male and Female Students Does Not Align with Syria's Diverse Reality
- 09:01 "Women's Market" in Kassala… Removal Decision Threatens Women's Livelihoods and the City's Memory
- 08:45 To the Rhythm of the Latest Escalation… Yemen's Women Bear the Cost of Conflict
- 15:46 Star Congress in Lebanon Discusses Jineology as a Tool to Confront Authoritarian Mentality
- 15:37 Journalists' Syndicate: Deteriorating Health Conditions Threaten the Lives of Injured Journalists in Gaza
- 15:27 A Humanitarian Catastrophe Threatening 42,000 Displaced People in Geisan and Blue Nile
politics
Palestinian Women in Politics: Burdened, Marginalized in Decision Making Positions
Three years of Israeli war have deepened the burdens on Palestinian women in Gaza, while their political presence and voice in decision making positions have remained limited.
labor/economy
Women Defying Work Restrictions Through a Restaurant That Creates Jobs and Preserves Their Culture
In Bamyan, Afghanistan, two women opened a small restaurant to provide themselves with a source of income while creating job opportunities for other women.
art and culture
Documentary Director: Women's Participation in Cinema Remains Below the Required Level
"Documentary director Yasmin Sharif Manesh says Kurdish women face major cinema challenges, requiring greater support, encouragement, and dedicated festival spaces to increase their presence.
