Latest News
- 13:47 arrest of filmmaker Samira Nasseri In Tehran amid ambiguity surrounding her fate
- 12:53 Human rights criticism of the new divorce law in Afghanistan
- 11:55 “Five O’Clock”… a woman’s dream taking shape in Kabul
- 08:54 Tunisian artist paints on water and turns colors into stories
- 08:52 Strangling the downstream to protect the upstream... a reading of the timeline of Turkish water violations
- 08:49 Amal Al‑Mudarris… six decades of a voice that accompanied the memory of Iraqis
- 15:36 Mass summons of Tahran University students to the disciplinary committee
- 15:13 On the International Day for Protection of Children… organizing activities to support children with cancer
- 12:46 In less than a week... seven women killed and dead in Turkey
- 12:16 Alarming rise in the number of women killed in Syria during May
politics
Turkish procrastination threatens strategic peace balances
Between PKK's historic steps and Turkey's procrastination in the peace process, indicators show politics prevailing over human rights in achieving peace.
labor/economy
Children's tables are empty... the nutrition crisis in Kermanshah under the shadow of war and inflation
The sharp rise in food prices and the massive collapse in purchasing power have reduced the tables of many families in Kermanshah, East Kurdistan. This crisis has affected children more than others, pushing them toward hunger and malnutrition.
art and culture
From straw and ropes, a story is born… a woman revives the heritage of Sweida
Facing disappearance of crafts, Sahr turns handicrafts into generational bridge; forty years of experience become artistic artistic project reviving popular heritage with modern spirit, keeping it alive in homes and memory.
