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Star Congress Condemns Taliban Violations and Reaffirms Solidarity with Afghan Women's Struggle
On the fifth anniversary of Taliban rule, the Star Congress in Qamishli declared solidarity with Afghan women, condemning severe restrictions and violations and calling for international action.
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First Returnee Convoy to Serê Kaniyê Attacked,Displaced Families Forced Back to Hassakeh Amid Security Fears
Displaced from Serê Kaniyê for seven years,families returned only to face armed attack. Khalsa Omar demands security guarantees,removal of armed groups, and protection before any safe return.
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11 Migrant Bodies Recovered off Libyan Coast
SOS Méditerranée found 11 decomposed migrant bodies off Libya amid a 111% rise in Mediterranean deaths despite fewer arrivals due to tighter European policies.
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650,000 Refugees in South Sudan at Risk of Losing Food Aid
More than 650,000 refugees in South Sudan face the risk of comlete deprivation of remaining food rations by September,threatening to push thousands fleeing toward the raging conflict in Sudan in search of food.
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Yalda Ahmad: Five Years of Repression Have Not Broken the Will of Afghan Women
Psychologist Yalda Ahmad affirmed that repression and restrictions have not silenced Afghan women but strengthened their rights awareness and determination for freedom.
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69 Civilians Killed and injured in Houthi Attacks Targeting Taiz City
A recent official tally has revealed an escalation in Houthi attacks on Taiz city, with 69 civillians killed or injured during the period from the 1st to the 14th of August,amid expanding attacks and mounting human losses.
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Avashin Helin: Free Media Guarantees the Defense of Women's Rights
Journalist Avashin Helin affirmed the importance of solidarity and cooperation among women journalists , pointing out that free media is essential so that systems cannot conceal files of crimes committed against women by false narratives.
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Demands to End Women's Suppression on the Fifth Anniversary of Taliban's Return
On the fifth anniversary of Taliban rule, Afghan activists demand an end to women's suppression, calling for gender equality, freedom of expression, and accountability for human rights violations.
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Feminist Protes in Baghdad Demands Protection of Mothers’ and Children’s Rights
Protesters in Baghdad demanded a review of Judicia Decision No. 93 to protect mothers’and children’s rights amid fears over the Ja’fari Code’s impact on marriage,custody,and family stability.
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Electricity Cuts Weary Kobani Residents Amid Rising Temperatures
Women from Kobani have expressed their dissatisfaction with the deteriorating electricity situation, affirming that current supply hours don’t meet residents' needs, and continued power cuts amid rising temperatures have compounded their daily suffering.
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Participants in a Seminar Demand the Re-inclusion of Tunisian Women’s Issues Among National Priorities
Regional seminar participants agree solidarity is the essential path to protect feminist, and rights struggles in the Maghreb amid rising right-wing parties targeting women.
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Framwork Law Revives Debate on Makhmur Displaced Famillies’ Return to North Kurdistan
The framework law opens discussion on the return of Makhmur residents to North Kurdistan after 30 years of displacement,affirming their right to collective and dignifiec return.
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Former Female Detainee Recalls Years of Imprisonment and Struggle Against the Iraqi Ba'ath Regime
Bahra Othman, a former political prisoner, recalls decades of struggle against Iraq's Ba'ath regime, detailing detention, interrogation, restrictions, and harsh prison conditions for women and children.
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Regional Seminar in Tunisia Discussed Personal Status Laws in the Region
Participants in the seminar emphasized the importance of exchanging experiences and expertise in service of women’s rights in North Africa,which faces major challenges and clear regressions in terms of equality,equal opportunities,and freedoms.
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A Mother Awaiting Her Son’s Freedom After 11 Years in Prison: We Hope the Path Concludes with an honorable Peace
Remsiya Jan Bagh, awaiting her son Herkul Asu's release after 11 years, recalls years of pressure and affirms her continued struggle, hoping for an honorable peace to reunite mothers with their children.
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Seventy Years of the Personal Status Code…Where Do we Stand Regarding Equality?
On the 70th anniversary of Tunisia’s Personal Status Code,the Tunisian Association of Democratic Women called for evaluating its reforms and advancing equality and women’s participation.
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Dar Association for Victims of Forced Displacement: Return Requires Security and Legal Guarantees
The attack on the first convoy of displaced persons from Serê Kaniyê/Ris al-Ain during their initial return to the city has raised widespread concerns regarding the availability of the necessary security,legal conditions for the return of the displaced.
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Feminist leaders in Aden push for activating the quota and women's participation
To enhance women's decision-making participation, PASS held advocacy sessions and roundtables to formulate recommendations for women's representation in state institutions.
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French Philosopher Renews Her Support for Öcalan and Affirms That His Right to Freedom Is Beyond Debate
French philosopher Catherine Malabou renews support for Abdullah Öcalan, affirming his right to freedom is beyond debate and that he deserves to live freely after years of detention.
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18 Bar Associations Call for Addressing the Framework Law’s Shortcomings in Line with Universal Principles
Sixteen bar associations have described the framework law passed by the Turkish parliament as part of the peace,democratic society process as a “historic opportunity”, calling for addressing the law’s shortcomings in line with universal legal principles.