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“Jin Jiyan Azadî” — A Philosophy Turned Symbol of Freedom and Dignity
Women in East Kurdistan and Iran continue to courageously resist state authority, becoming symbols of struggle for freedom, equality, and unity inspired by the philosophy of “Jin Jiyan Azadî” (Woman, Life, Freedom).
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As-Suwayda Between the Fires of Regional Escalation and Civilian Suffering
Escalating tensions between Isreal and Iran have dewn Syria’s As-Suwayda into regional conflict, leaving residents facing shrapnel, explosions, disruotion, and serious humanitarian and security consequences.
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On March 8, 2026…Rojava’s Women Face the Challenge of Protecting Their Achievements
To secure their place in Syria’s constitution, women must be included in upcoming committees, with nominees ensuring participation across sectors and meaningful roles in decision-making processes.
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Women Workers and the Feminizatioin of Poverty… Women Living Under a Double Burden
Women’s employment and their precarious working conditions are among the most pressing issues facing women in Turkey this March 8, International Women’s Day.
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40 killed, Including Children, in Israeli Strike on School in Southern Iran
40 people, including children, were killed in an Israeli strike on a school in southern Iran, amid the ongoing military escalation between Iran and Israel.
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With a Pledge to Continue the Struggle, Kongra Star Announces Its Program of Activities for March 8
As International Women’s Day nears, Kongra Star renewed its commitment to women’s freedom, announcing marches, seminars, sports events, and visits across Jazira and Euphrates.
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Reciprocal Strategies of Death: When Power and Opposition Converge in the Logic of Sacrifice.
When death becomes political calculation, life turns into mobilization capital, democracy is marginalized, and politics loses its emancipatory path rooted in the genuine will of people.
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Women’s Platform: Coalition of Kurdish parties a “ Historic Event” That Changes the Equation of Centralism in Iran
The Transnational Democratic Women’s Platform called the formation of a five-party Kurdish coalition a “historic event,” challenging Iran’s centralism and marking a proactive step against systemic risks.
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The death of Egyptian media personality Enas El-Leithy
Egyptian media personality Enas El-Leithy has passed away following a sudden drop in blood circulation, after being transferred to hospital, despite having recently undergone medical examinations abroad.
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If the Syrian constitution Does not Recognize Women’s Rights, They Are Ready to Launch Another Revolution
Women in Tel Tamir, al-Jazira Canton, urged the Syrian Interim Government to draft a democratic constitution protecting Rojava Revolution women’s achievements to help build democratic Syria.
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Psychologist: Cognitive Distortion Behind Society’s Normalization of Violence
Many women deny the violence they endure,remaining silent due to soicl pressure or lacking the psychologiacl tools needed to confront and openly reject abuse.
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Leader Öcalan Calls for a Positive Phase and the Construction of an Integrated Democratic Republic
On peace call anniversary, Öcalan: Weapons lose meaning where democratic politics practiced. He urges reconciliation, integration, and a legal peace framework guaranteeing all components' rights.
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Woman’s Body Recovered from Zê River Amid Mystery as Investigations Continue
Civil defense teams recovered the body of a woman from Zê River in Khbat town, after she fell from the old bridge under circumstanced that remain unclear.
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Reham Hassan: We Cannot Trust the Iraqi Government
Reham Hassan of the Yazidi Women’s Freedom Movement said Yazidis distrust Iraq’s government for not recognizing their genocide, prosecuting ISIS members, or resolving missing women cases.
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Academic Year Suspended in Kobani
Attacks and the siege on Kobani have brought the educational process at the university to a halt, depriving more than 1,200 students and dozens of schoolchildren of continuing their studies.
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New Sentences Issued for Protest Detainees in Iran Amid Rights Criticism
Iran's judiciary has sentenced Sagharr and Ghazal Ghodrat to five years in prison each, following their arrest during the ongoing protests in the country.
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Shingal, Which Rebuilt Itself from Its Ashes, is Once Again in the Crosshairs
The forces of the 74th Firmān are pressuring Shingal today. Shingal, once their refuge, again becomes the sanctuary for its defenders.
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Child Crime in Turkey: Punishments Alone Do Not Prevent
Official data shows a continuous rise in the number of children involved in crime, as authorities neglect their protective role and fail to address structural causes
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Morocco…Calls to Reform Family Laws to Ensure Justics and Protect Women from Violence.
The Democratic Association of Moroccan Women urged the government to enhance women's protection, economic participation, and update marriage laws to combat poverty.
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Academics and Activists Demand the "Right to Hope" for Leader Öcalan
33 international activists and intellectuals have called on the international community to take action to ensure the freedom of action for Öcalan and to enable the Kurdish people to hear their leader's voice.