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25 Bodies Recovered from Rubble in Gaza, Including a Journalist
25 bodies, including women, recovered from rubble in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, and buried in official cemeteries
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“New Woman” Foundation Concludes Project to Empower Egyptian Women
The New Woman Foundation highlighted challenges women face in Egypt’s labor market, including workplace violence, transportation risks, and barriers in both formal and informal sectors.
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The Struggle of Kurdish Women in 2025: Resistance Beyond Borders
Despite intensified attacks on women’s rights in 2025, Kurdish women in Kurdistan led resistance, confronting violence and war, reaffirming freedom and democracy, entering 2026 determination expand struggle beyond borders globally.
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Somalia witnesses its first direct local elections in six decaded.
The somali capital, Mogadishu,has entered a New phase of democratic experience with the launch of its first direct local elections in nearly six decades.
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Leader Öcalan: Democratic Islam Is an Alternative Civilization Based on Women’s Freedom
Öcalan sent a message to the first conference of the Union of Research in Mesopotamia, stressing that democratic Islam represents an alternative civilization based on women’s freedom, ecological balance, and the brotherhood of peoples.
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Describing Evin Prison as a “Hotel” Sparks Criticism Over Distorted Reality
A video of former Iranian parliament member Faezeh Hashemi calling Evin Prison’s women’s wing a “hotel” sparked widespread reactions, with activists describing her remarks as propaganda intended to deny documented human rights abuses in Iranian prisons.
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“Shingal Lives Through the Legacy of Martyr Bervîn Norhaq and Her Comrades”
Martyr Bervîn Norhaq has become a symbol of the Yazidi women’s struggle and a source of strength and hope. Her and her comrades’ sacrifices laid the foundation for Shingal’s liberation.
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Condemnation of Attacks on Sheikh Maqsoud and Calls for Civilian Protection
Women’s Council of the Democratic Union Party condemned attacks on Aleppo’s Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh neighborhoods, which killed civilians including women and children, and reaffirmed its commitment to defending women’s rights and protecting civilians
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Report:Houthis Commit 80 Violations Over Three Months in Taiz
A recent human rights report revealed the doumentation of dozens of violations committed by the Houthis in the city of Taiz,southwestern Yemen,over a three-month period,amid ongoing shelling,siege,and the delerioration of humanitarian conditions.
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A Bloody Month in Iran… Women and Children Victims of Violence and Killing
In a single month, Iran experienced a surge of horrific crimes, including the murder of dozens of women and children, alongside executions and suicides, highlighting a severe and alarming escalation of domestic and societal violence.
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Attacks on Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh: Turkey Seeks to Impose Reality by Force
Women from Qamishlo and Aleppo condemned the attacks on Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh, affirming solidarity with residents and stressing that such assaults will not break their will, as their resilience represents the resistance of all free Syrians.
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The Sudan conflict enters a more deadly phase amid risks of spreading to neighboring countries
The United Nations warned of the Sudan conflict spreading to neighboring countries, stressing that the war is entering a more deadly phase amid escalating violence and worsening humanitarian conditions.
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Amina Laqrin elected president of Algerian Children’s Parliament, 2025–2027 term
The child Amina Laqrin was elected President of the Algerian Children’s Parliament during the official session dedicated to electing the parliament’s president, as part of the 2025–2027 parliamentary term.
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Flaming Fronts and Escalation Dominate Syria
Syria remains on a powder keg a year on, as the Transitional Govermment and syrian factions fail to reach an agreement on a democratic solution accptable to all Syrians.
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The Guardian: Unprecedented Violence Targets Pregnant Women and Children Worldwide
The Guardian revealed in an investigation unprecedented levels of violence against pregnant women and children, alongside the destruction of maternity and childbirth facilities amid global conflicts.
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Special Warfare Targets Kurdish Youth as a Social Initiative Confronts the Crisis
North Kurdistan and Turkish cities have seen rising drug use, prostitution, and arms carrying, prompting initiatives like the “Be Aware” platform to raise awareness, confront these challenges, and resist special warfare targeting society and youth.
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Tunisian Migrant Women Writers Confront the Violence of Erasure
Tunisian migrant women writers face the “violence of erasure,” suffering marginalization and exclusion from media and cultural forums, including women’s spaces, while demanding recognition, visibility, and acknowledgment of their voices and experiences
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“The Manifesto of Peace and Democratic Society: A Gateway to Peace”
Abdullah Öcalan’s Manifesto of Peace and Democratic Society is a cornerstone for building a free democratic life and an ethical political society, grounded in communal organization, participatory living, and the central role of women’s freedom.
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Yalda” Celebrations in Eastern Kurdistan Reflect Deep History and Kurdish Tradition
Yalda Night is considered one of the oldest rituals in Eastern Kurdistan, symbolizing the triumph of light over darkness. Although it faded after the arrival of Islam in the region, it was later revived and remains part of Kurdish cultural identity
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Hand Grenade Explosion Kills Young Woman in Rural Daraa
Eastern rural Daraa witnessed another tragic incident caused by war remnants, as a hand grenade exploded near a house in the village of Al-Buwair, killing a young woman.