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Hasti Amiri sentenced to 3 years in prison
Hasti Amiri, a student activist studying at Allameh Tabataba'i University, has been sentenced to three years in prison on charges of “spreading lies,” “propaganda against the regime," and “appearing without a hijab in public.”
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Baha’i actress Paria Marandiz released on bail
Paria Marandiz, a Baha’i actress, was released on bail of 3.5 billion Tomans pending her trial following an investigation session held against her in Tehran on Saturday.
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Amnesty International: Israel is carrying out a deliberate campaign of starvation in Gaza
Israel is carrying out a deliberate campaign of starvation in the occupied Gaza Strip, systematically destroying the health, well-being and social fabric of Palestinian life, Amnesty International said in a statement on Monday.
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Creative freedom at risk: Damascus University bans use of nude models
Damascus University’s ban on nude models has sparked outrage among artists and academics, raising fears over creative freedom under a conservative administration enforcing strict religious values.
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Life after prison: Moroccan women confront social stigma
Although women make up only a small share of Morocco’s prison population, their lives after release reveal a double struggle — rebuilding their future while regaining dignity in a society unwilling to forget their past.
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Activist in Sweida: We will never give up
“We may not have access to water, medicine, or food, but we will never lose our dignity. We will never give up,” said Samahe Al-Andahari, an activist in Sweida.
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Women in Qamishlo: We want to visit Abdullah Öcalan
“We want to visit Abdullah Öcalan,” said women in Qamishlo, stressing that their demand “is not only a human and legal right, but also a cornerstone of the struggle for freedom and peace.”
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Îlham Ahmed: We are committed to Syria's territorial integrity
“We are committed to Syria’s territorial integrity,” Îlham Ahmed said at a public gathering in Marseille, stressing that integration is the only way to live together.
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Iran's Supreme Court upholds death sentence for Sharifeh Mohammadi
Branch 39 of Iran’s Supreme Court has once again upheld the death sentence handed down to labor activist Sharifeh Mohammadi, her lawyer, Amir Raisian told Shargh, a daily newspaper in Iran.
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1064th week of Saturday Mothers in Galatasaray Square
On the 1064th week of their vigil, the Saturday Mothers gathered in Galatasaray Square on Saturday, demanding justice for Mehmet Salim Acar, who was forcibly disappeared in police custody in Amed 31 years ago.
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Siege on Sweida deepens humanitarian crisis
Humanitarian crisis in Sweida has been worsening due to the blockade, causing people to suffer from poverty, hunger and diseases. Women of Sweida call for the urgent lifting of the blockade.
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Linguist Galale Derudian: Our language is our home, our shelter
“When we start thinking in another language, that time we will lose our identity,” said Galale Derudian, a Kurdish linguist in Rojhilat Kurdistan, highlighting the urgent need to protect and preserve native languages.
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Aid bridge from Jalu to Gaza
The Al-Labba Association in Libya’s town of Jalu has launched an aid campaign to support Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, where Israel’s war and blockade, threatening lives and destroying the enclave.
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Evin Cuma: What is happening in Syria is the beginning of a civil war
The violations taking place in different parts of Syria are planned, Evin Cuma, one of the executives of the SOHR, said, stressing that the mindset of the Syrian interim government “is fueling social conflict”.
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Survivors of Al-Shaitat massacre keep their memory alive for 11 years
During ISIS’s rule, Syria’s Deir ez-Zor province endured one of the war’s most brutal massacres, leaving deep scars on families and a community struggling to preserve their memory amid loss and ongoing trauma.
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Women of Kobanê: The jihadist mindset poses risk
The jihadist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) keeps attacking people and violating their rights in Syria. Women of Kobanê think that the jihadist mindset poses a risk to all people, especially women, in Syria.
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Crimes against humanity in Syria: Women demand justice
Women of Raqqa urged the international community to prosecute those responsible for recent massacres in Latakia and Sweida, emphasizing, “The Syrian people are united, no force can divide us.”
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Elif Hemo of Kongra Star: National unity can be achieved by women's solidarity
Women play a leading role in achieving national and social unity, said Elif Hemo, coordinating member of Kongra Star, stressing the importance of women's struggle and solidarity amid political and military tensions in the region.
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Child malnutrition deaths rise in Gaza
The number of children in Gaza who have died from malnutrition since October 2023 has surpassed 100, according to the UN’s humanitarian coordination office (OCHA).
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Sudan: RFS fighters kill at least 40 people in refugee camp
The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) attacked the Abu Shouk camp in Darfur on Monday, killing at least 40 civilians and injuring 19 others.