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- 08:42 The Absence of Justice... How Impunity Exacerbates the Targeting of Women in Syria
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politics
Algerian Women Enter the Electoral Battle
Algeria’s election campaign sees thousands of women candidates runing on platforms for women’s empowerment.
labor/economy
Rural Women Sellers in Yemen Preserve the Bridge Between the City and Local Agriculture
Rural Taiz women keep selling natural goods despite transport hardships and falling demand, sustaining family incomes and local ties—a testament to Yemeni resilience.
art and culture
Ariz Sarwar: A Visual Artist Transforming Her Small Café into an Exhibition of Art and Identity
Ariz Sarwar is a visual artist who depicts women's issues, nature, and Kurdish and social identity in her paintings. She has transformed a small café into a space for exhibiting her artworks.
