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- 14:24 Residents of Qamishlo commemorated the 22nd anniversary of the Qamishlo Uprising
- 14:04 Moroccan Play Highlights Women’s Resilience and Resistance
- 13:44 Women’s Organizations Commemorate Asmaa Oumaima and Sound the Alarm Over Femicide
- 12:53 Women of Kobani: The Women’s Protection Units Are Our Primary Defensive Force
- 10:51 Star Congress Mourns Kurdish Politician Salih Muslim and Affirms Continuing His path
- 10:17 Preparations Begin in Qamishlo to Welcome Nowruz Despite Attacks and Attempts to Erase It
- 08:53 Media and Women’s Issues… Between Inciting Discourse and Breaking Stereotypes
- 08:15 The Youth at the Heart of Transformations… A Force for Change and the Makers of the Future in the Middle East
- 08:13 Moroccan Rights Activist: Legal Reforms Have Not Sufficiently Reflected in the Reality of Women’s Lives
- 14:55 HRANA: 53 killed and injured in Tehran in the Past 24 Hours
politics
Women Working in the Shadows Promote Equality and Transform Society in Morocco
Women work quietly in associations, promoting justice and gender equality, creating gradual yet meaningful social change from individual awareness to society
labor/economy
From Grandmothers' Kitchens to Markets... Heritage Food Projects Cross Tunisia's Borders
Grandmothers' recipes in the regions of Sidi Bouzid have transformed from rural kitchens into small businesses building a future for women and their families.
art and culture
Moroccan Writer Documents Women’s Fragility and the Journey of Self-Reconstruction in Her Novel
Moroccan wirter Fatima Zahra Mahfoud,in her novel “I Survived Alone,” opens a discussion about women’s position within society, condsidering that women still face stereotypical modls that diminish their emotional and psychological worth. Hanan Hart
