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- 08:29 An Iraqi Film Director Turns Iraq’s Memory into a Narrative Canvas and a Living Document
- 15:42 Widespread Controversy in Italy After Statements Linking Women's Credibility to Their Clothing
- 15:24 Jewelry from Kurdish Memory…Gobruk Turns Heritage into Contemporary Art
- 14:40 Accused of Digital Activities… Prison Sentences for Arab Women in Ahvaz
politics
Forming a Democratic Government Could Bring the Kurdistan Region Out of Its Crises
Amid political stagnation in Kurdistan Region, activist Robar Ahmed urges political forces to overcome differences, respond to Abdullah Öcalan's call, and form a democratic government with broad participation.
labor/economy
Aven Cooperative... From Production to Building a Space for Solidarity and Empowering Women
Since 2015, the Aven Women's Cooperative in Van, northern Kurdistan, has formed a space that brings women together around production, solidarity, and collective work, seeking to preserve local heritage.
art and culture
Jewelry from Kurdish Memory…Gobruk Turns Heritage into Contemporary Art
In “Gobruk,” copper becomes more than jewelry,decoration more than shape, and craft a means of preserving memory, as Butan Omar leaves future generations a tangible, continuing heritage.
