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politics
Targeting Women’s Freedom in Rojava… Calls to Strengthen Struggle and Resistance
Attacks on Rojava target the democratic nation, women’s freedom, and coexistence, facing these assaults demands strengthening peoples’ unity and intensifying joint women’s struggle for freedom, dignity, and revolutionary gains.
labor/economy
Gaza Women Cofront the Siege with Empowerment and Creativity
Under the siege, scarcity of raw maerials, and high prices, women in the Gaza Strip turn damaged tent fabrics into usable clothes and products, within projects for economic empowerment and vocational training.
art and culture
Anahita... The Legacy of the Water Goddess Between Temple Ruins and the Memory of Folk Heritage
Despite Kangavar's Anahita Temple collapse, vow rituals and beliefs in Kermanshah springs' healing powers remain evidence of the ancient water goddess's continued presence in local folk heritage.
