Latest News
- 15:52 Turkish Draft Law Opens the Door to Life Imprisonment for Children
- 15:27 The Food Crisis in Iran: When Inflation Becomes a Threat to Health and the Future
- 14:40 Eight Years of Displacement and Returnees to Afrin Demand Justice
- 13:12 The Environment-Friendly House in Halabja: A Women's Model for Environmental Sustainability
- 12:52 Art Exhibition in Suwayda Documents the Events of July and Immortalizes Souls of the Victims
- 12:30 On Mount Kato, Nature, Labor, and Memory Converge
- 11:11 Afghan Women Under Threat... Forced Marriage as Another Face of Repression
- 10:11 From the Suffering of Inheritance to Defending the Rights of Women Farmers in Upper Egypt
- 09:21 The Women's Battle in Tunisia... When Dark Forces Become Fierce to Break the "Pillar" of the Modern State
- 09:01 Women's Resilience Revives Lebanese Villages After the Raids
politics
Moroccan Parties... Why Don't Women Reach the Top of the Pyramid?
Despite increasing their parliamentary presence, Moroccan women remain excluded from top party leadership and presidencies, which remain a male monopoly despite decades of political pluralism.
labor/economy
Wheat in Sweida... Will the Exceptional Season Turn into a Strategic Stock?
This year's wheat crop in Sweida is producing a high yield thanks to heavy rainfall, offering an opportunity to enhance food security if it is stored and marketed efficiently, despite the challenges facing farmers.
art and culture
Between the Stage and the Streets: A Journey of Resistance Beyond the Spotlight of Power
Tunisian actress Leila Chabbi views art as a powerful form of resistance, criticizing the silence of some artists on freedom and national issues while urging the artistic community to fulfill its social responsibility and speak out.
