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- 14:41 Women in Gaza Face a Daily Battle for Survival
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- 13:54 Calls grow to appoint the UN’s first-ever female Secretary-General
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- 11:08 From the Mirabal sisters to “Me Too”:the journey Against Patriarchy
- 10:23 Digital Violence: A new face of patriarchal dominance over women.
- 08:55 Tunisian journalist: A republic of where patriarchal mentality endangers women.
- 08:26 Sudanese women: We are all Al-Fasher, and we continue delivering aid to the displaced.
- 14:59 Moroccan association warns of digital violence and launches protection mechanism.
- 14:38 Psychiatric Institutions in Iran……. From Treatment to political Exclusion.
politics
Dina Abdelaziz: The “list system” pacifies women rather than empowers them.
In a political moment where citizens’ aspirations intersect with the weight of the country’s social and economic challenges, the voices calling to redefine the role of parliament and its oversight and legislative tools are growing stronger.
labor/economy
Women’s economy empowers liberation and builds a just, equal society
Women’s economy is a transformative force that restores women’s historical roles in production and organization, empowering them with independence and the ability to build a just, balanced society based on participation and equality
art and culture
Pomegranate molasses: A heritage renewed every autumn in Al-Susah
With autumn in eastern Deir ez-Zor, North and East Syria, the ancient household craft of making pomegranate molasses resurfaces—a tradition carefully preserved by families across generations, sustaining heritage and identity
