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Severe Humanitarian Deterioration in Al-Dulayng and UN Calls for Civilian Protection
Al-Dulayng in South Kordofan faces severe humanitarian decline under RSF siege and drone strikes, prompting a UN warning of escalating civilian suffering.
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Military Operations Displace Thousands in the West Bank
The UN agency "UNRWA" announced the displacement of over 12,000 Palestinian children in the West Bank amidst ongoing raids and military operations.
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The run-off round's poor female representation reveals a 2025 election crisis.
The Egyptian parliamentary run-off revealed starkly weak women's representation, with only two female candidates competing and one winning, reflecting dominant family networks and insufficient party and cultural support.
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Evin Prisoners Support Protests and Affirm Their Stand with the People
Political prisoners in Evin Prison state the Iranian regime, aware of its imminent end, continues to suppress public demands while prioritizing its own survival.
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Ceasefire Violations Continue as Death Toll Rises to Over 71,000
According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, the toll of the war has risen to tens of thousands of dead and wounded, confirming that Israeli forces continue to violate the ceasefire agreement.
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Death of Egyptian Screenwriter Hanaa Atiya
The Egyptian screenwriter Hanaa Atiya has passed away after suffering from acute pneumonia, in addition to other health complications.
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Arrest of Girls in Mashhad and Karaj
Amid the ongoing wave of repression targeting popular protests, reports indicate that at least four girls have been arrested in the Iranian cities of Mashhad and Shahriar.
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“Experiences of a Kurdish Woman”: A Memoir of Decades of Pain and Resilience
The book “Experiences of a Kurdish Woman” documents a life shaped by pain and hardship, conveying generational suffering, affirming women’s endurance, and highlighting their strength across social and cultural fields.
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KJAR: Internal Crises Are Driving Iran Toward Uncontainable Uprisings
The Free Women of East Kurdistan Community (KJAR) has warned of the worsening political, economic, and social crises in Iran, stressing that the authorities continue to practice repression against protesters.
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Mai Sato: Iranian Authorities Must Stop Repressing Peaceful Protesters
The UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Iran expressed concern over the escalating clashes between protesters and security forces across the country, confirming that at least eight people have been killed during the recent protests.
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Women and Their Pivotal Role in Building Society and Advancing Humanity
"Women are a driving force for societal progress, championing change and social justice. Empowering them with equal opportunities is key to building a fairer, more advanced society."
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Women and Their Pivotal Role in Building Society and Advancing Humanity
"Women are a driving force for societal progress, championing change and social justice. Empowering them with equal opportunities is key to building a fairer, more advanced society."
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Falak Youssef: The Middle East at a Crossroads, and Turkey Facing Its Last Opportunity
The Middle East faces a critical phase of intersecting crises, as Syria’s and Turkey’s futures are tied to Öcalan’s call; continued Turkish intervention hinders solutions, while embracing it could enable lasting stability and democracy.
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UN Warns of Worsening Malnutrition Among Children in North Darfur
UNICEF has warned of escalating malnutrition among children in North Darfur, Sudan, noting that a recent survey found over half of the children assessed in Um Baru locality suffer from severe malnutrition.
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Health Is a Privilege, Not a Right, for Low-Income Women in Iran
Women in Iran face healthcare inequality marked by poor services, systemic discrimination, and weak legal support, where health is treated as a privilege, not a right, demanding urgent policy reform for justice.
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Afin Jumaa: Systematic Violations Threaten the Future of Women and Children in Syria
Violations against women, children, and refugees in Syria continue to escalate, making the exposure of these abuses and support for victims essential to building a state based on justice and dignity.
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Syrian Women’s Hopes for Peace Renewed with the Arrival of 2026
Women in the al-Ashrafiya and Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhoods of the Syrian city of Aleppo, as well as women in Deir ez-Zor Canton in the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, expressed their hope that 2026 will bring security and peace.
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Protests Continue in Iran Amid Security Crackdown and Mass Arrests
Iran has seen four days of escalating protests with economic and political demands, marked by security deployments, tear gas, arrests including students, and human rights warnings of repression and detention.
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Annual Report: Famine in Darfur and Gaza and Escalating Violations Against Children
UNICEF confirmed that in 2025 millions of children worldwide face threats from hunger, war, and epidemics, amid worsening humanitarian conditions, famine in Darfur and Gaza, and rising violations of children’s rights.