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Shocking Testimonies from a Witness to the January Massacres in Tehran
Six months after the bloody suppression of the January protests in the Iranian capital, Tehran, many accounts of those days remain concealed.
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Amnesty International: Israeli Violations in the West Bank Amount to War Crimes
Amnesty International hosted a discussion on a report documenting Israeli settlement policies in the West Bank as war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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From Suffering to Hope... Women's Oncology Center in Qamishlo Supports Breast Cancer Patients
Amid Syria's health crisis, Qamishlo's Kurdish Red Crescent Women's Oncology Center offers free specialized breast cancer care, easing patients' suffering.
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The "Bardo" Museum: When Walls Tell Stories Not Written in History Books
Amid the decorations of the largest and oldest mosaic in the world and a history spanning over 3,000 years, the stories of women who were within circles of power are told in a museum that chronicles human history.
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A Historical Struggle… When Did Women Start Wearing Pants?
Once banned due to social pressure, women's right to wear pants became a historic struggle for equality, freedom, and the right to occupy public spaces.
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Syrian Observatory: 48 Women Victims of Criminal and Sectarian Violence in Syria
Syrian Observatory: 48 women killed in early 2026—40 in crimes, 8 in sectarian attacks—reflecting escalating violence, security chaos, and weak protection.
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Shiler Library in Qamishlo provides a quiet cultural space enhancing reading and knowledge for youth.
Despite digital screens dominating daily life, Shiler Library in Qamishlo successfully attracts students and readers by offering a peaceful, dedicated space for reading, studying, and research.
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With Simple Means… Afghan Women Lead an Initiative to Rehabilitate a Vital Road
Afghan women in Daykundi province took initiative to manually rehabilitate a vital local road using simple tools, successfully easing daily travel and life for their community.
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Düzen Tekkal Receives the International "Blue Tongue" Award in Cologne
"Yezidi activist Düzen Tekkal received the international "Blue Tongue" award in Cologne for defending freedom of expression, stating she represents the Yezidi community, Kurds, and all of humanity."
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Escalating Executions and Violations Entrench Growing Repression in Iran
In one week, Iran saw executions surge, alongside killings of kolbars, a Kurdish child, and Baloch citizens, with bodies withheld—signaling widening repression.
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Ebola Outbreak Expands in Congo and New Warnings from WHO
DRC health data shows Ebola outbreak expanding, with new cases and areas, as WHO warns actual scale may be several times official figures.
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Gaza: Continuous Attacks Exacerbate Losses Amid Warnings of Ambulance Service Shutdown
Ongoing Israeli attacks caused new casualties in Gaza. Field conditions hamper emergency crew access to victims as the cumulative death toll continues to rise amidst the ongoing conflict.
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Two New Books by Journalist and Poet Reyhan Îke Document Women's Memory and Homeland Nostalgia
Reyhan Îke’s two new Kurdish books blend narrative, myth, and poetry to explore women's historical memory, global female mythology, and personal experiences of homeland nostalgia, identity, and exile.
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Art Event in Sweida Highlights Women's Resilience on the First Anniversary of the Events
On the Sweida massacres' anniversary, Cartoon Stage and partners held "Toon Balad" to showcase resilience, recovery, and art's role in fostering hope.
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Kid Fluencer"... The new form of child exploitation
Instead of growing through play, some children have become profit-driven content creators known as "kidfluencers" on social media, raising serious concerns about their rights and mental health.
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Jamila Bouhired... From Death Sentence to an Icon of Algerian Liberation
Jamila Bouhired, a symbol of Algerian women's resistance, endured torture and refused to surrender, inspiring global solidarity that overturned her death sentence.
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Weapon Destruction in Jasna Cave... Messages of Peace Through the Eyes of Witnesses
The Kurdish people have long struggled for peace, but were forced at times of attack to bear arms in defense of their land. Ultimately, at the initiative of leader Abdullah Öcalan, they destroyed their weapons as a symbol of the pursuit of peace.
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Report: Aid Cuts Exacerbate Poverty and Violence Against Women in Crisis Zones
UN Women warns aid cuts hurt women's groups in conflict zones, reducing vital services and depriving one million women and girls since 2025.
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Two sisters and a child were murdered inside a house in Daraya
The city of Daraya in Reef Damascus witnessed a horrific crime after the bodies of two sisters and a child were found stabbed inside an apartment, likely motivated by robbery,
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Janklok neighborhood under bombardment... Civilians pay the price for living near military bases
The killing of Parvin Sabahi in Iran highlights the dangers for residents near military installations, especially in areas lacking basic services and facing difficult living conditions.