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Martyrs' Families Foundation Demands Independent Investigation into Deaths of Kobani Prisoners
In Kobani, the Martyris’ Families Foundaion condemned arbitrary arrests and insults against civilians, demanding an independent investigation into a prison fire that killed nine.
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Taiz Human Rights Center Documents Widespread Violations in Western Coast Districts
Western Coast districts face violent escalation: 139 killed, 180 injured in three days, including civilians, amid displacement and documented violations.
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Iranian Judicial Measures Target Nine Women in Ahvez
Nine Arab women in the Iranian city of Ahvaz face new judicial measures after their previous detention by intelligence agencies and exposure to physical and psychological pressure.
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UN: Pregnant Women Face Harsh Conditions in Gaza
The UN says Gaza’s pregnant women and new mothers endure harsh conditions amid absent healthcare, food shortages, rising pregnancy loss, and unsafe environments.
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Executions Continue in Iran... A New Sentence Adds Souda Ebrahimi to the Record
Prisoner Souda Ebrahimi Shamsabadi faces a death sentence issued by the Iranian Revolutionary Court in Bandar Abbas, after her arrest over media activities.
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Restricting Kurdish Teaching in Rojava Raises Fears for the Language's Future
Reducing Kurdish classes to three weekly hours fuels fears among Rojava's teachers and students over the language's future, identity, and culture.
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Turkey…226 Workers Killed, Including 15 Children, in One Month
The Health and Safety Council for Workers (ISIG) report revealed the killing of 226 workers in Turkey during August 2026 because of work-related accidents.
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To Carry Out the Sentence: Iranian Authorities Transfer Bahá'í Saba Sefidi to Qarchak Prison
Iranian authorities transferred Bahá'í citizen Saba Sefidi to Qarchak Prison in Varamin, after her arrest in Tehran to carry out a prison sentence of three years and five months.
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More than 100 Civilians Killed in Attack on Displaced Convoy in Western Yemen
Medical sources say over 100 civilians died when Houthis struck a displaced convoy heading to Aden, with injured taken to city hospitals.
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Yazidi Women: The Protection of Shingle Must Be in the Hands of its Own People
Yazidi women affirmed that the protection of Shingle must remain in the hands of its own people, calling on the Iraqi government to recognize the existence of the Yazidi community and guarantee its rights.
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UNICEF Warns: Climate Disasters Increase Risks of Girls Dropping Out of School
Climate change no longer threatens only the environment and health; it now leaves direct effects on children's future and education, according to a new warning from UNICEF, which affirmed that girls bear the largest share of these repercussions.
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Prison Sentences and Penalties Against Fitness Trainer Narges Heydari in Ahvaz
Fitness trainer Narges Heydari faces harsh sentences and judicial measures following her arrest during the recent protests in Iran.
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New Attack Targets Displaced People, Killing Three Children
Houthi shelling on Mafraq Harib in Marib killed three children and injured six civilians, targeting displaced people two days after similar strikes.
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"Al Fal Women's Festival"... A Women's Evening Bringing Together Sudanese Heritage and Support for Small Enterprises
More than 400 Sudanese women gathered at the "Al Fal Women's Festival" in the city of Dongola, where initiatives supporting women economically stood out alongside a notable presence of Sudanese heritage through the women's bazaar and artistic performances
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Over 18,000 People Displaced in Western Yemen in Three Days
Escalating conflict in western Yemen has displaced 18,500 people in three days, as the IOM warns of growing humanitarian needs and supply shortages.
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Algeria Sets Conditions for Women’s Representation on Municipal Council Candidate Lists
Algeria’s plan to allow election lists to bypass the one-third women’s quota has sparked debate on women’s political representation and potential rollback.
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Jin Jiyan Azadî"... The End of an Uprising or the Beginning of a Path?
"Women's Academy member Bahar Orin sees Jin Jiyan Azadî as a lasting path, dependent on continued resistance, women's organizing, and social solidarity."
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Meryem Çağlı: A Peace That Does Not Include Everyone Cannot Be Peace
Meryem Çağlı, a member of the Democratic Alevi Women's Union (DAKB), affirmed that Alevis are not outside the peace path, stressing that freedom of belief, identity, justice, and equality form the essence of their demands.
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Literacy in Algeria… 91% of Enrollees Are Catching Up on Interrupted Education
Literacy figures in Algeria show a notable female presence, as women represent 91 percent of total enrollees_ an indicator reflecting the persistent education gap and the opportunities for adult women to catch up.