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To Strengthen Kurdish Culture...New Tourism Projects iin Biyare Village,Kurdistan Region
Two new tourism projects opened in Biyare village to promote Kurdish culture and heritage with local officials, as part of ongoing work to transform it into an integrated tourist destination.
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Shira Osei: A Democratic Syria Cannot Be Built Without Guaranteeing Women's Rights and Participation
Shira Osei, a member of the Presidency Council of the Syrian Democratic Council (MSD), affirmed that Syrian women face serious dangers at this stage of redrawing a new map for the Middle East, calling on them to build their own alliance.
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From a Mother’s Experience with Down Syndrome to an Initiative Embracing 40 Children
In the city of Halabja,Kurdistan Region,home has been transformed into a space for learning and play,led by teacher Shadan Kamal,who brings together 40 children in a summer course,believing that the right to learning and integration is available to all.
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Young Women of Amed:Through Organization and Solidarity,We Confront Drugs and Special War Policies
Young Women in Amed guard streets and protest drugs and prostitution,saying they are targeted by”special war policies” and demanding organization and solidarity.
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Star Congress condemns the attacks that targeted the first convoy of returnees to Serê Kaniyê /Rais Al-Ain
The Star Congress denounced escalating violations against civilians in Serê Kaniyê, warning of tensions following attacks on the first returnee convoy,and demanding de-escalation,civilian protection,and safe return.
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Rojin Kabaiş Case…Prosecution Expands Investigation with New DNA Samples
A new development in the Rojin Kabaiş Case, with DNA samples taken from the rector of Van (Wan) Yüzüncü Yıl University in North Kurdistan and his nephew,as part of the ongoing investigation to uncover the circumstances of the student’s death.
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Kobani Municipality Mayor:We Adhere to Local Democracy and Seek to Preserve Women’s Role and Gains
Kobani Municipality Mayor, Almas Rumi, affirms that the new phase represents a test for preserving the approach of local democracy and the will of society, emphasizing that limited capabilities do not prevent continuing work and serving the residents.
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Internatıonal Press Welcomes the Framework Law, Describing it as” Historic and Decisive”
International media have described the framework law passed by parliment as “historic and important” and a “decisive turning point”, affirming that this regulation could have repercussions not only in Turkey but also in Syria and Iraq.
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Family Dispute Turns into Shooting That Claims a Young Woman's Life in As-Sweida
Raghad Al-Andari’s Killing in Sweida by her father sparks outrage,as he fled,prompting demands for investigation and accountability.
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Toronto... Elena Rybakina, Naomi Osaka, and Coco Gauff Continue Their Journey Toward the Title
Elena Rybakina, Gauff, and Osaka continued their steady progress in Toronto, securing their places in the quarterfinals amid strong competition for the title and important points in the world ranking race.
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Mass Graves in Al-Karmak…Remains of 25 Civilians,including Women and Children,Found
Local authorities in the Blue Nile region have announced the discovery of mass graves containing 25 civilians in the vicinity of Al-Karmak,during search operations,including women and children
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After Seven Years of Displacement...First Convoy for the Displaced to Serê Kaniyê (Rais Al-Ain) Begins the Journey of Return
With the launch of the first return convoys,families of S Serê Kaniyê /Rais Al-Ain will begin a new phase amid security and logistical preparations to pave the way for a broader return.
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Ceuta... Suspected Sexual Assaults Against Underage Migrant Girls
Ceuta faces pressure as underage migrant girls, some suspected of sexual assault, arrive in mass crossings, overwhelming care facilities with limited capacity.
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IOM : Over Five Thousand People Displaced After Clashes in Wes Darfur
The International Organizatiion for Migratiion(IOM) has revealed the flight of 5,000 people form 10 village in Darfur,western Sudan, as a result of clashes in the Bir saliba area of Sarba localtiy.
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On Various Charges... Female Detainees Facing Execution Risk in Vakilabad Prison
Iran’s human rights situation worsens with rising executions and arrests,despite UN warnings,as arbitrary arrests and restrictions continue amid some releases.
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Afrin... Detention of a Girl and Attempted Kidnapping of a Child Intensify Fears
Concerns in Afrin over women's safety renewed after girl detained over father's case and minor assaulted/kidnapped, sparking rights criticism and demands for investigation.
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“Forbidden to Fall” Leads Awin Abbasi to the Finals of the “LensCulture2026” Competition
Kurdish photographer Awin Abbasi reaches LensCulture 2026 finals with her Project “Forbidden to Fall,”marking Kurdish photography’s continued presence in international art forums.
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Deniz Firat... The Journalist Whose Name Was Immortalized in the Pursuit of Truth
Twelve years after her death, journalist Deniz Firat's courage in conveying truth and documenting ISIS suffering endures through her camera and diaries, leaving a lasting journalistic and humanitarian legacy.
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Algeria Celebrates the Mediterranean Through the Second Edition of the Blue Festival
Blue Festival launched under "Live Life in Blue," celebrating the Mediterranean, promoting marine protection, with researchers, environmental actors, and activists.
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Roxan Mohammed: We Continue Dialogue with Damascus to Ensure the Rights of the Women's Protection Units
Roxan Mohammed, YPJ spokesperson, emphasized preserving the units' role and specificity in Syria's army, stating dialogue with the interim government will continue to guarantee women's rights and participation in the next phase.