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- 11:09 "Demsal's Pastry House"... A Women's Struggle with the Flavor of Heritage
- 09:58 Women and Children of Taiz in a Harsh Confrontation with the Siege and Deteriorating Living Conditions
- 08:37 "A Woman's Fingerprint Revolution" Initiative: The Voice of Mothers Harmed by the Jaafari Code
- 11:22 "Goodbye Julia"... The Story of Two Women and Their Journey in Search of Freedom
- 10:29 The Struggle Journey of an Upper Egyptian Woman Between Pottery Making and Difficult Working Conditions
- 09:13 The Engineering of Famine in Palestine Continues and Civilians Pay the Price
- 09:15 The Siege of Taiz Threatens the Collapse of the Health Sector... Children Face the Risk of Death
- 08:56 More Than Nine Decades Later... Law 58 Between Revolutionism and Shortcomings
- 09:33 The Women’s Café in Ajdabiya... Social Guardianship Competes with Women's Right to Work
- 08:18 Sudan Under Conflict... An Exhausted Economy and an Unknown Recovery Future
politics
'Empowering Women Requires Transcending the Quota and Ensuring Their Participation in Decision-Making Positions'
Iraqi activists and researchers said women's empowerment must extend beyond parliamentary quotas to executive decision-making positions through legislation guaranteeing fair opportunities and turning equality slogans into actual institutional practice.
labor/economy
More Than Nine Decades Later... Law 58 Between Revolutionism and Shortcomings
Despite its revolutionary character, demands are renewed for the implementation of Law 58 of 2017 to combat all forms of violence against women in Tunisia, and demands for amendments related to femicide and cyber violence are surfacing.
art and culture
Theater Is a Psychological Lifeline… “Buthoor” Association Provides Support and Documents Women’s Resilience
The “Buthoor” Association for Women in Palestine grants a safe space, as art is no longer a luxury but has become a first language for breathing, reducing trauma, and re-reading life amid loss, pain, oppression, and everything being experienced.
