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United Nations Warns: 54 Million Children Working in Hazardous Conditions
As child labour continues worldwide, the ILO reveals millions of children deprived of education, with nearly 138 million engaged in child labour, including 54 million in hazardous conditions.
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Wide Regional Support for Our Agency NûJINHA in the Face of Attempts to Silence Women's Voice
Our agency NûJINHA has witnessed a broad wave of solidarity from female journalists, activists, and media institutions in the region, affirming that defending the agency is defending freedom of expression and women's right to access information.
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Sonita Alizadeh: A Voice of Rebellion Against Oppression Through Music
Sonita Alizadeh, a prominent women's rights activist, transformed music into a tool of resistance. Her life is a voice rising against the structural injustice faced by women.
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Yazidi Women Affirm the Security of shingal(Sinjar) Is linked to the Thought of Leader Öcalan
Yazidi women have affirmed that the stability of shingal is due to the thought of leader abdullah Öcalan, expressing their desire to see him among them, and stressing their readiness to make every effort to achieve his physical freedom.
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Through Cultural and Artistic Activities,the Golden Crescent Movement Supports the Women’s Protection Units
The Golden Crescent Movement in Rojava continues its support for the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ) through various cultural and artistic activities, including theatrical performances, concerts, and art exhibitions.
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The Women’s City in Jizir (Cizre): A City Built in the Colour of Women
Women's institutions closed during Turkish state trusteeship in northern Kurdistan have reopened. Work continues Jizir's Women's City project to build an equal society on the women's struggle and resistance.
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"Antonia Brico": The Woman Who Broke the Silence of the Male-Dominated Musical World
The film "The Conductor" tells the story of Dutch musician Antonia Brico, who, in an era of gender discrimination, became one of the first women to conduct a symphony orchestra.
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Behind the Lines of Fire: How Do Women Bear the Brunt of Wars and Conflicts?
In every war, losses and burdens are unequal, while grand narrative focus on battles and politics, women’s stories remain marginalized despite them being among those the most affected by conflicts.
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Leader Öcalan: Democratic Integration Acquires Its Meaning Only Through Local Democracy
In a message to the Conference of Democratic Local Administrations, Leader Öcalan affirmed local democracy as a radical solution to crises and the key to resolving the Kurdish question, rebuilding state and society through the commune and democratic.
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Makhmore Conference: Comprehensive Assessment and Action Plan for the Next Two Years
The Şehid Rustom Judi Camp (Makhmore) held its fourth conference with 470 delegates, over five days discussing political and organizational issues, electing new co-presidency and approving decisions for coming phase.
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27 New Ebola Cases as Death Toll Rises in Congo
Authorities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have announced 515 total confirmed Ebola cases, including 91 deaths, amid international warnings of a widespread outbreak unless strict measures are taken.
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Denunciations of the smear and incitement campaign against a Syrian activist
The Star Congress denounced the smear and incitement campaigns that targeted civil activist Sawsan Zazkaz following her participation in a protest in the Syrian capital Damascus demanding living rights.
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Morocco mothers of Rif detainees: Years of waiting and renewed demands for their son’s return
İn Morocco, demands by families of Rif protest detainees for the release of their sons continue after years of detention, amid new solidarity rights movements.
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Our agency statement: We won't bow to threats, remain women's free voice
After a cyberattack that deleted materials and disrupted broadcast, NûJINHA affirms it will not bow to threats and will continue defending truth, women, and free journalism as women's free voice.
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The legal Innovation Forum redefined the future of law in the age of artificial intelligence
The African Legal Innovation Forum is a regional platform examining digital transformation’s impact on justice, uniting legal experts, technologists, artists to explore how digitization reshapes legal services in Al age.
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Lawyer: Consitutional Court ruling reignites debate over poverty alimony and women’s rights
Feminist human rights activist Sevda Chetinkaya affirmed that talk of “indefinite alimony” does not reflect the legal reality nor the lived experience of women who find themselves without work or property after years of unpaid domestic labor.
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Release of a woman and her two children amid escalating abduction incidents in Sweida
Souad Zarifa and her two children, who were kidnapped last May on the Damascus-Sweida Road by jihadists of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, have been released, while the fate of the father and the car driver remains unknown.
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Sudan… escalation of drone strikes worsens humanitarian crisis and increases displacement
Field reports confirm drone attacks in Sudan increase civilian suffering and victims, while army‑RSF battles push thousands of families to flee, amid international warnings of a worsening humanitarian crisis.
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Amnesty International warns of rising executions in Iran as security situation worsens
Amnesty International warns that Iran's execution wave has increased sharply since the US‑Israeli war began, with dozens of political prisoners and protesters facing execution risk.