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- 15:00 A plea from the women of Suwaida against the crimes in Aleppo
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- 11:51 “Kurdish neighborhoods in Aleppo are being attacked by those who committed the Yazidi genocide in 2014”
- 10:37 'Our fighters in Aleppo are protecting the people, and we are coming to support them.'
- 10:06 1000 Days of tragedy: Sudan between the memory of conflict and the will for peace
- 09:06 Female lawyers in Upper Egypt: Between professional presence and near-total absence
- 15:04 Six months of forced disappearance: People of Suwaida demand justice
- 14:45 Military Escalation Threatens Civilians and Health Facilities in Aleppo Amid Calls for Urgent International Action
- 14:22 Protests in Iran Enter Their Fourteenth Day Amid Bloody Crackdown and Communications Blackout
politics
Presidential Candidate Amira Jaber: I Seek to Break the Quota System and Strengthen the Role of Women
Amid political complexity and sectarian power-sharing, activist Amira Jaber says her presidential candidacy rests on a constitutional right, joining a crowded race of 81 contenders, including four women, nationwide elections.
labor/economy
Testimonies from Factories Reveal Arbitrary Dismissals and Forced Labor Facing Tunisian Women
At a time when women are struggling for their labor rights, the scene in Tunisia reflects the reality of thousands of women who suffer in silence inside factories.
art and culture
The Sudanese Thobe: An Indelible Memory and an Identity Defying Conflict
Sudan’s thobe is a millennia-old symbol of identity. Though conflict has impacted its daily wear, it endures as a carrier of political and cultural messages and recognized global heritage.
