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9 women, girls kidnapped in Syria since beginning of February
Nine women and girls were kidnapped in different areas of Syria in the first half of February, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) reported on Sunday.
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Van Co-mayor Neslihan Şadal: We do not recognize the trustees
Neslihan Şadal, Co-mayor of the Van Metropolitan Municipality, condemned the appointment of the trustee to the municipality, stressing that such practices block the new peace process.
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MKG: Our colleagues must be released immediately
The Mesopotamia Women Journalists Association has issued a written statement, demanding immediate release of journalists, who were detained on Saturday morning while covering the vigil against the state-appointment trustee to the municipality of Van.
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Mayor of Van removed from Office
Police raided the municipal building of Van on Saturday at around 4:00 AM, detaining many people, including journalists. Then, Abdullah Zeydan, Co-mayor of Van, was removed from office and replaced with a state-appointed trustee.
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Trade unions in Spain demand freedom for Abdullah Öcalan
Trade unions in Spain have issued a joint statement, demanding freedom for Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan and a democratic resolution to the Kurdish question.
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Minoo Roozehdar held in Evin prison for 25 days without trial
Minoo Roozehdar, resident of Tehran, has been held in the women’s ward of Evin Prison for 25 days without trial.
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One woman killed, two other civilians injured in Turkish shelling of Zirgan
One woman was killed and two other civilians were injured in the Turkish shelling of a village of Zirgan (Abu Rasin), a town in northeast Syria, on Friday morning.
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Iraqi President ratifies three controversial laws
Iraqi President Abdul Latif Rashid ratified three controversial laws; the General Amnesty Law, the Return of Property to Owners Law, and amendments to the Personal Status Law, On Thursday.
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KJAR member Deniz Derya: The ‘Jin, Jiyan, Azadî’ revolution is the beginning of a new path
“Our goal is to have a democratic Iran, where everyone lives freely,” said Deniz Derya, coordinating member of the KJAR, stressing that the “Jin, Jiyan, Azadî” revolution is the beginning of a new path.
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Sharifeh Mohammadi resentenced to death
The retrial of Sharifeh Mohammadi, a labor activist imprisoned in Lakan Prison in Rasht, was held at Branch 2 of the Revolutionary Court of Rasht on Thursday. The activist has been sentenced to death again.
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‘Saliha Viyan left behind a history full of struggle’
“Saliha Viyan left behind a history full of struggle,” said the mother of Heva Al-Arabo, also known as Saliha Viyan who was killed in a Turkish drone strike in Ranya on January 27.
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At least 124 journalists, media workers killed in 2024
At least 124 journalists and media workers were killed in 2024, nearly two-thirds of them Palestinians killed by Israel, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPT) said in its annual report on Wednesday.
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Statement by Noun Initiative about anniversary of international conspiracy
“Appropriate conditions must be provided in order that our leader can fulfill his historical duties,” said a statement issued by the Noun Initiative to mark the anniversary of the international conspiracy against Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan.
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Syrian women: We must participate in every stage of new process
“As women, we must participate in every stage of the transition process to build a system that guarantees equality and justice in the new Syria,” said women in Damascus.
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IFJ urges Syrian authorities to reverse dissolution of journalists’ union
In a letter on Tuesday, the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) urged Syrian authorities to reverse their decision on the dissolution of the General Assembly of the Syrian Journalists’ Union (SJU).
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Filmmakers of ‘My Favourite Cake’ summoned to Tehran Revolutionary Court
Maryam Moghadam and Behtash Sanaeeha, filmmakers of “My Favourite Cake” have received a summons from Branch 26 of the Tehran Revolutionary Court. The filmmakers will stand trial on March 1.
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Margaret Owen demands physical freedom for Abdullah Öcalan
In a video message, Margaret Owen, human rights lawyer focusing on women's and children's rights, demanded physical freedom for Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan.
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YPJ commander: 2025 must be the year of freedom for leader Abdullah Öcalan
YPJ commander Semira Al Ahmed commented on the 26th year of the international conspiracy against Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan and said, “2025 must be the year of freedom for leader Abdullah Öcalan.”
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Protests in Dehdasht over power outages: 6 protesters arrested
For three days, the people of Dehdasht, a city in Iran’s Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad province, have taken to the streets to protest the ongoing power outages. Six protesters were arrested on Tuesday night.
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Attack on photos of Kurdish journalists killed in Turkish drone strike
The signboard showing the photographs of Gulistan Tara and Hêro Bahadîn, two Kurdish journalists killed in a Turkish drone strike in the Saidsadiq district of Sulaymaniyah on December 23, 2024, was attacked and broken down.