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Women protest in Baghdad against amending the Personal Status Law
Women from multiple Iraqi cities protested in Baghdad against amendments to the Personal Status Law under the “Jaafari Civil Code,” calling them violations of women’s and children’s rights and demanding protection for mothers.
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NADA: The Killing of Aftihan al-Mashheri Is Concrete Evidence of the Culture of Violence
NADA demanded the immediate arrest of those responsible for killing Aftihan al-Mashheri, Director of the Cleaning and Development Fund in Taiz, stressing: “Her murder is concrete evidence of the grave danger posed by the culture of violence and terror.”
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Kongra Star Spokesperson Rihan Loqo: We will build Syria with the hands of women
Rihan Loqo said, "We come together today; the aim is not to inherit the ruins, but to rebuild Syria with the hands of women. No constitution can be written without women, no peace can be established without women."
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The conference of Syrian women components began in Hesekê
The conference, which began in Hesekê with the slogan "Women's Unity the Foundation for Building Justice and Democracy in a United and Decentralized Syria," brought together women representatives from various communities across Syria.
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Outrage over brutal attack in Darfur: Sudanese women say they will not remain silent
Sudanese women stated that they will raise their voices against the grave violations committed by the HDK in Darfur, emphasizing that women will increase their solidarity.
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Investigation launched against journalist who reported on a prostitution ring
An investigation has been launched against Mezopotamya News Agency (MA) reporter Zeynep Durgut for her report on a "prostitution ring" in Şırnak.
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İSİG report: 72 children died in workplaces where they were employed
İSİG announced that at least 72 children died in workplaces where they were employed during the 2024-2025 academic year.
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Civilian activist Mehnosh Abdullahi sentenced to six years in prison in Shiraz
Civilian activist Mehnosh Abdullahi was sentenced to six years in prison by the Shiraz Revolutionary Court on charges of "supporting the Zionist regime" and "making propaganda."
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Libyan Women Seeking Psychological Treatment Face Social Pressure
Libyan women, crushed by the burden of war, displacement, and violence, face intense social pressure when seeking psychological support. Experts are calling for increased family awareness and the establishment of comprehensive mental health centers.
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The murder of Aftihan al-Mashhari was protested in Yemen.
The murder of Aftihan al-Mashhari, the director of the Sanitation and Development Fund, which fights corruption in Yemen, was condemned as an attack on women.
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Political prisoner Sumeye Rashidi's health is critical
Political prisoner Sumeye Rashidi, held in Karchak Prison, is deteriorating. Her family claims that authorities are attempting to disguise her condition as a "suicide attempt" after she was transferred to the hospital.
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Mass grave discovered during excavation in Shengal
A mass grave belonging to an ISIS massacre was discovered in the Sîba Şêx Xidir region during excavations by residents trying to rebuild their homes in Shengal.
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Taliban bans books by women from universities
The Taliban government has wanted that books by women be removed from the curriculum at Afghan universities. The new ban also bans the teaching of human rights and sexual harassment.
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A campaign for the right to self-determination in Sweida
The people of Sweida, a town plagued by severe violations and forced displacement, launched a campaign for the right to self-determination, declaring, "We want to determine our own future."
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Tunisian women react to gender remarks: A consequence of patriarchal mentality
In Tunisia, women are being targeted based on their appearance and marital status, with Parliamentarian Ahmed Saidani's gender remarks against two women drawing criticism. Women activists described these remarks as a manifestation of a patriarchal mindset
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In Iran, women are being forced to endure "endless mourning" after their spouses die!
Patriarchalism deepens gender inequality, limiting women's lives to "mourning" and "sacrifice" after the death of their spouses, while men are socially considered normal to overcome this process more quickly and return to normal life.
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A revolution is underway in the education system in North and East Syria
Samirah Hec Elî, Co-Chair of the North and East Syria Regional Education and Training Board, announced that vocational high schools will be strengthened in the 2025-2026 academic year and called for support.
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Yazidi Women: Awareness is the Only Path to Confront Genocide and Massacres
On the third anniversary of the massacre of Jina Emini, Yazidi women stated that killing women is equivalent to killing life itself, stating that life cannot be built without women.
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Jin, Jiyan, Azadî: The Voice of the People of Iran and Eastern Kurdistan and a Global Discourse
Political activist Mehrafaq Moqemi emphasized that the "Jin, Jiyan, Azadî" movement has created a globally influential social and cultural discourse, saying, "The slogan 'Jin, Jiyan, Azadî' was born under difficult circumstances and carries great revoluti
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Migrant boat sinks off the coast of Libya
It has been announced that a migrant boat carrying 74 people sank in Libya, and 61 are missing.