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Six months of forced disappearance: People of Suwaida demand justice
The families of the kidnapped and forcibly disappeared in the city of Suwaida demand the disclosure of the fate of their children, stressing the humanitarian aspect of the issue and the suffering it brings to their families.
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Military Escalation Threatens Civilians and Health Facilities in Aleppo Amid Calls for Urgent International Action
Health authorities, lawyers, and the Social Justice Council in North and East Syria condemned attacks on Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh neighborhoods and hospitals, warning of an imminent humanitarian catastrophe there.
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Protests in Iran Enter Their Fourteenth Day Amid Bloody Crackdown and Communications Blackout
Despite severe restrictions, protesters filled streets in Tehran, Mashhad, Tabriz, and Qom, chanting anti-regime slogans, as rights groups reported dozens killed or injured, warning of systematic efforts to intimidate peaceful demonstrators.
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Sudanese Women Between Displacement, Hunger, and Violence…One thousand Days of Ongoing tragedy.
After 1,000 days of conflict between the Sudanese army and the RSF, women continue to suffer severe violations, including sexual violence, repeated displacement, loss of breadwinners, and arbitrary detention.
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A humanitarian message: Solidarity convoys set off to Aleppo
In light of the military escalation in the Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh, a convoy set off from North–East Syria towards Deir Hafer, to show a humanitarian stance and the solidarity of the people.
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The Legacy of Sakine, Fidan, and Leyla Is a Safety Valve for the Struggle for Women’s Freedom
The 2013 Massacre targeted Kurdish women to silence resistance, but the sacrifices of Sakinre Cansiz and her comrades strengthened women’s resolve, inspiring 2026 project to revive legacy across Syria.
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The Afghan National Museum: A Pillaged Civilizational Memory
The Afghan National Museum is a key symbol of the country’s heritage. Ravaged by war and Taliban rule, it still stands as a witness to resilience, yet Afghan women remain barred from its doors.
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General Council of Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh Neighborhoods Affirms Continuation of Resistance
The General Council of Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh in Aleppo affirmed residents’ and Asayish forces’ resolve to defend their areas, describing the attacks as war crimes and a serious humanitarian crisis.
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Armed Attack Targets Medical Staff Outside Al-Kindi Hospital in Homs
Amid ongoing insecurity under Hayat Tahrir al-Sham control, two gunmen attacked outside Al-Kindi Hospital in Homs, killing four healthcare workers and wounding a fifth, highlighting deteriorating security conditions.
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Yazidi Women: We Stand United with Our People—Their Struggle Is One of Existence
Yazidi women in Shengal condemned escalating attacks by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham jihadists and Turkish occupation mercenaries on Sheikh Maqsoud, Ashrafieh, and Bani Zaid, declaring solidarity with North and East Syria.
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Israeli Airstrikes kill 14 in Gaza Amid Worsening Humanitarian Crisis
Fourteen people, including five children, were killed in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, as UN warnings said the humanitarian crisis is reaching critical levels amid aid shortages and collapsing health services.
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Women of Sweida: Massacres in Sweida and the Coast Are Repeating in Kurdish Neighborhoods of Aleppo
Women in Sweida condemned the shelling and violations against civilians in the Kurdish neighborhoods of Aleppo, affirming that what is happening constitutes a crime against humanity that cannot be justified under any political or military pretext.
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Massacre in Sheikh Maqsoud Neighbourhood Clamis the Lives of an Entire Family
Jihadists of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham committed a massacre in the Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood of Aleppo,resulting in the killing of an entire family of six, including three children,after their home was directly targeted.
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Internal Security Forces and Local Council in Aleppo: Attacks Constitute Humanitarian War Crimes
The Media Center of the Internal Security Forces – Aleppo, along with the General Council of Kurdish Neighborhoods, condemned the attacks, stressing that they represent direct intimidation of civilians and forced displacement under the threat of weapons.
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Women of Algiers: “The Rediscovered Apartment”
An Exhibition That Revives Memory, Restores Voice, and Reclaims Women’s Presence
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General Strike Paralyzes Markets Amid Escalating Clashes in Iran
Protests in Iran entered their twelfth day amid rising tensions and violent clashes, with a general strike paralyzing Kermanshah, while demonstrations spread to universities and eastern Kurdistan regions.
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Sara, Rojbîn, and Ronahî… Three Paths, One Fate
More than a decade after the assassination of Sakine Cansız, Fidan Doğan, and Leyla Şaylemez, Kurdish women still march, holding their photos, demanding truth as if they walk among them.
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Protecting Women’s Rights Begins with Awareness and Cannot Be Achieved Without Genuine Political Will
Basma Mohammed, Director of the Women’s Leadership Academy in Iraq, said justice and equality remain distant, as violations, weak women’s political participation, and law enforcement gaps make the struggle urgent.
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“What Is Happening in Syria Threatens to Repeat Genocide Against All Components”
Violations against Syria’s indigenous religious and sectarian communities are escalating amid troubling international silence and a clear failure to provide any form of protection or accountability.
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New arrests target women in Iran, raising concerns over the fate of minors
Following nationwide protests in Iran, human rights sources reported the arrest of dozens of women, including minors, who faced ill-treatment, beatings, and threats of sexual harassment during detention.