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politics
Upcoming Palestinian Elections: What Role for Women Amid Calls to Prioritize Ceasefire?
Political analyst Jivara Taha questions the timing of elections amid Gaza's devastation, noting women have paid the highest price yet remain marginalized in decision-making positions.
labor/economy
Leek Sellers…Struggling Women Resisting Social Discrimination in Yemen
From fields to Taiz markets, Yemeni women leek sellers endure hardship, economic instability, and social stigma, yet remain determined to secure livelihood for their families.
art and culture
Aylol Nazlıer: Singing the Memory of the Land and Mother Tongue
From her village to the stage, Aylol Nazlier carries the songs of her childhood as more than melodies—they are memory, identity, and a language connecting generations.
