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Legal Vacuum and Lack of Protection… Women Targeted by Digital Bullying
Gulistan Mohammed, head of the Human Rights Office in Halabja, warned the digital age enables widespread violations, stressing awareness and self-protection as the first line of defense.
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Female Agricultural Worker: “We Will Celebrate Women’s Day When We Are Recognized and Our Demands Are Met”
International Women’s Day passes like any ordinary day for Tunisian agricultural workers, who still face lack of recognition and little change despite numerous laws meant to improve their conditions.
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A Grim Reality Overshadows Afghan Women Under Taliban Rule
On Intrenational Women’s Day.warnings highlight worsening conditions for Afghan women, as Taliban restrictions increase,depriving them of fundamental rights and exposing them to widespread violence.
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Honoring Environmental Pioneers... Algerian Women as Essential Partners in Sustainable Development
Algerian women play a pivotal role in transforming environmental challenges into sustainable development opportunities, particularly in the fields of waste recycling and developing eco-friendly projects.
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KCDP:Increase in Suspicious Female Deaths and Impunity Threaten Lives
Femicides in Turkey are rising due to government neglect, with 45 killed and 29 suspicious deaths recorded this year alone.
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On March 8, KJK Calls for a Global Women’s Alliance to confront the patriarchal System
On International Women’s Day, the Kurdistan Women’s Community urged democratic women’s alliances and global struggle against patriarchy, stressing ongoing violence and the need for alternative models ensuring equality.
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Shocking Figures Reveal the Tragedy of Palestinian Women on International Women’s Day
Women in Gaza embody resilience amid destruction and deprivation; their presence in suffering and resistance makes March 8 a testament to the strength and unbreakable will of Palestinian women
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“Women Should Not Be a Party to War but a Driving Force for a Democratic Society”
Roken Naghdeh of the Free Women’s Community of Eastern Kurdistan (KJAR) urged women to organize, strengthen self-power, confront war’s impacts, and build democratic society.
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Sudanese Women’s Union: March 8 is a Platform to Expose the Roots of the National Crisis
The Sudanese Women’s Union said using International Women’s Day to highlight Sudanese women’s issues globally is not adopting an imported symbol but reviving a historic struggle tool.
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Women’s Voices -poetry Evening Celebrating Women on their Global Day
On the eve of International Women’s Day, the House of Poetry in Marrakech organized a cultural and artistic event featuring female poets and artists who expressed their support for women’s causes on their special day.
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Algerian Women Launch Initiative to Support Girls on International Women’s Day
Under the slogan “Connect and Lead Initiative,” young Algerian women launched a community project via EU Jeel Connect for International Women’s Day, supporting girls and promoting gender equality.
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Women’s Protection Units Congratulate Women Worldwide on International Women’s Day
YPJ General Command: Women’s Freedom Is the Foundation of Society and Calls for Uniting Women’s Struggle in the Face of Challenges
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The Syrian Coast Massacres… Open Wounds and a Bloody Memory for Minorities
Women in Sweida said the March 2025 Syrian coast events marked a dangerous rise in sectarian violence, stressing the urgent need to protect communities and guarantee minority rights.
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Tunisian Women Journalists: Women’s Issues Are Not Temporary or Linked to Specific Occasions
Tunisian women journalists stressed that the media must move beyond occasional coverage toward continuous engagement with women’s issues, helping reveal the real challenges they face and supporting the path toward equality and social justice.
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Dangerous Escalation of Violence... Report Documents Killing of 95 Women in Just Two Months in Turkey
SAMER report reveals 95 women killed in Turkey in just two months, with rising exploitation and physical violence.
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Families of the Missing in Kobani Demand Intervention to Learn the Fate of Their Children
Kobani families urge the international community and Syrian government to reveal the fate of missing loved ones, release prisoners, and return martyrs' bodies.
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Women of the Qandil Mountains: March 8 is a Station to Renew Will and Affirm the Struggle for Freedom
Women in the Qandil Mountains see March 8 as renewing their will and resistance, making it a symbol of unity and freedom.
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With March 8 approaching... Turkish women between the struggle for equality and the battle for survival
On March 8, Özgür Aktokun of the Women's Platform for Equality highlights women's struggle for equal citizenship, work, and life amid a femicide surge.
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The Syrian Coast Massacres…A Year Since the Execution of justice
The First anniversary of the massacres committed on the Syrian coast by Jihadists of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham has passed, yet justice has still not been achieved for the victims and their families.