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- 14:41 Ongoing Violations in Afrin Threaten the Return of the Displaced, Human Rights Report Warns.
- 13:23 UN Report: Taliban Deprive Women of Their Rights and Impose Extensive Restrictions on Freedoms.
- 13:22 Akitu… a festival that spans thousands of years and embodies the identity of the Syriac and Assyrian peoples.
- 10:40 Conflict Without a Fixed Farmework…Why Are Analyses Falling to keep Up with the War?
- 09:47 Medical Deprivation and Psychological Pressure… Reports Reveal Narges Mohammadi's Suffering Inside Prisons.
- 08:37 The Middle East on a Hot Plate…..Wars Ignite.
- 07:54 Drought Deprives Taiz of Its "Food Basket"… And Women Pay the Price.
- 14:49 Khalida Bouti: Guaranteeing Women’s Rights in the Constitution is an Indicator of Comprehensive Development.
- 14:46 Leader Abdullah Öcalan:The Solution Lies in Democracy as a Guarantee for the Future of All Peoples.
- 14:02 Human rights demands to accelerate the integration of women into political life in Morocco.
politics
Ahead of the Legislative Elections... Moroccans Await a Female Representation Capable of Making Change.
Human rights activist Imane Ghanmi said Morocco needs strong female presence in institutions; women's representation is a democratic issue central to political trust.
labor/economy
From Grandmothers' Kitchens to Markets... Heritage Food Projects Cross Tunisia's Borders
Grandmothers' recipes in the regions of Sidi Bouzid have transformed from rural kitchens into small businesses building a future for women and their families.
art and culture
Moroccan Writer Documents Women’s Fragility and the Journey of Self-Reconstruction in Her Novel
Moroccan wirter Fatima Zahra Mahfoud,in her novel “I Survived Alone,” opens a discussion about women’s position within society, condsidering that women still face stereotypical modls that diminish their emotional and psychological worth. Hanan Hart
