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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.
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Sejnane Women Between Preserving Heritage and Ignored Rights… An Ancient Craft Facing Neglect
While the world celebrates International Women’s Day, Sejnane’s rural women say reality differs despite UNESCO recognition, pottery artisans still work in harsh conditions threatening their craft’s survival.
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Raids, arrests, and digital restrictions… Report documents targeting of women journalists in Turkey
The Mesopotamia Women Journalists Association (MKG) reported in February an increase in violations against women journalists, emphasizing that press freedom and the public’s right to information face systematic targeting.
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Tehran most affected Iran reveals toll of destruction and human losses
The Iranian Red Crescent announced that U.S-Israel attacks on Iran have resulted in the deaths of 1332 civilians and damage to 3643 civilian facilities, including thousands of homes and service and medical establishments.
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“March 8 this year represents a new milestone in the struggle of Kurdish women.”
In a global context witnessing a rise in women’s struggles for freedom and equality, Kurdish feminist movements affirm their active presence in European arenas, drawing on a long history of resistance and organization.
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9 killed and 51 injured in attacks on Daling, described as a "war crime."
Clashes in Sudan continue to intensify, with violence expanding daily. The lack of effective political solutions deepens humanitarian suffering, leaving the country trapped in ongoing instability and insecurity.
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The expansion of the war in the Middle East and the increasing losses have seen Iran
record the highest number of casualties since the outbreak of the American-Israeli war, as the conflict spreads to include Gulf countries alongside the Lebanese escalation
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Shno Mehrborur: Unity Today is Not an Option but a National Necessity
Journalist Shno Mehrborur stressed that Eastern Kurdistan faces a critical phase, where unity is not optional but a national necessity to protect Kurdish rights, existence, and survival.
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With the Philosophy of “Jin Jiyan Azadi” women of Rojava Continue Their Struggle
Women’s freedom is the key to a democratic society. Solidarity among diverse communities became a lasting social force, reshaping collective life and empowering women across the region.
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Lebanon… Fears of Escalating Clashes as Death Toll Rises to 123
Tensions intensify on Lebanon’s southern front amid Israeli attacks, with 123 killed and 683 injured, raising fears of wider clashes and worsening humanitarian conditions across the regio
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Early Marriage Escalates in Yemen Under the Pressure of War and Poverty
Fawzia Ahmed represents the most vulnerable human face of early marriage in Yemen. Her experience reflects the story of thousands of girls pushed by war and poverty into marriages they never chose.
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“The New Kurdish Alliance Is the Fruit of Years of Struggle and Joint Work”
Jalawij Berawan of the Peshmerga highlighted that uniting Kurdish political forces in Eastern Kurdistan is historic, essential, and, as seen in Rojava, strengthens victory and political influence
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UN Calls on Iraq to Hold Killers of Yanar Mohammed Accountable and End Impunity
As International Women’s Day nears, the killing of Iraqi activist Yanar Mohammed in Baghdad sparked global condemnation, called a “brutal killing” by the UN, shocking human rights circles worldwide.
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When Freedom Becomes a Price Paid by Activists with Their Lives
Bahar Munther said the assassination of activist Yanar Mohammed aimed to silence women, but those responsible failed to realize her voice only grew stronger after her death.
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More than 83,000 Diplaced and 72 killed in Labanon Since Escalation Began
Escalating tensions on the Lebanese front and continued Israeli airstrikes have killed and injured dozens of civilians, while the number of displaced people has exceeded 83,000 since the escalation began.