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- 09:49 Women of Mardin Harvest Tobacco and Bear Production Burdens That Do Not Fairly Reward Their Efforts
- 08:41 Unemployed Tunisian Women Lead the Front lines in the “Battle for Work and Dignity”
- 08:30 Syrian Curriculum Amendments Raise Questions About Women’s Representation and Cultural Diversity
- 15:24 Halabja's 12th Pomegranate Festival Launches to Support Farmers
- 13:41 A Horrific Crime in Al-Darbasiyah Claims the Lives of Four from One Family
- 12:51 A Union Activist Arrested After Her Home Was Raided in Iran
- 11:45 UN Warnings of Repeating the El Fasher Tragedy in Kordofan and Blue Nile
- 11:21 Women researchers: empowering women, enhancing dialogue are pillars for building a safe society
- 10:42 Qamar Al-Muluk Waziri... The Voice That Crossed the Walls of Prohibition
- 09:45 Women with disabilities in Morrocco… Stereotypes and Discrimination Obscure Their Competencies
politics
Women of As-Sweida: Captagon Accustions Are Politicized and an Attempt to Legitimize Intervention
US envoy Tom Barrack's statements about Captagon factories in As-Sweida sparked widespread discontent, with the city's women condemning the accusations as insulting religious authorities and distorting the city.
labor/economy
Women of Van Criticize Government Policies Amid the Worsening Economic Crisis in Turkey
Women of Van in northern Kurdistan agreed the worsening economic crisis threatens their livelihood, sharply criticizing government policies they blame for living deterioration, exploitation, and systematic corruption across state institutions.
art and culture
Rana and Reem Al-Amine… A Hook and a Brush Crafting the Resilience of Southern Lebanese Women
In Chaqra, a border town, Rana and daughter Reem Al-Amine embody southern Lebanese women's resilience, their knitting and drawing turning from environmental-artistic projects into tools of resistance, survival, and defiance against attacks.
