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Zenubya Women’s Community condemns genocidal attacks on Alawites
Members of the Zenubya Women’s Community gathered in the city of Raqqa, condemning the genocidal attacks on Alawites in Syria’s coastal region. “The perpetrators must be held accountable,” they said.
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Story of Tamam Ali inspires women
The story of Tamam Ali, a resident of Koya, a town of the Kurdistan Region, is a successful story inspiring women. After graduating from university as a nurse, she could not find a job but she has realized her dream by starting her own business.
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SOHR: At least 158 people killed in Syria's coastal region in last 24 hours
At least 158 people were killed in Syria’s coastal region and 19 people in other parts of Syria in the last 24 hours, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR).
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UN accuses Israel of genocidal acts in Gaza
Israel carried out genocidal acts through the systematic destruction of sexual and reproductive healthcare facilities, said a report released by the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory on Wednesday.
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Universities in NE Syria take on mission to build democratic society
“The universities in North and East Syria have taken on a mission to build a democratic society based on science,” said Gian Sayed Silo, Co-chair of the Institute of Social Sciences at the University of Rojava.
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Peace Mother Sakine Arat dies at 91
Sakine Arat, a member of the Peace Mothers, passed away on Wednesday night, at the age of 91.
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Resistance on Tishreen Dam unites people
The civilian vigil staged by people from different ethnic and religious identities of North and East Syria on the Tishreen Dam against the Turkish attacks continues. “This resistance has united us.”
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Amed waits for March 21: We will gather around the fire of Newroz
“This Newroz will be a historic Newroz. We will gather around the fire of freedom,” said Gülşen Özer, Spokesperson of the Newroz Organizing Committee in Amed, calling everyone to celebrate Newroz together.
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UNICEF: Nine out of 10 Gazans unable to access safe drinking water
Severe water shortages in Gaza have reached critical levels, with only one in 10 people currently able to access safe drinking water, the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) warned on Monday.
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Fereshteh Souri sentenced to one year in prison
Fereshteh Souri and her husband Ali Jahanian have each been sentenced to one year in prison by Branch 1 of the Revolutionary Court of Nahavand.
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Somayeh Rajabi released from prison
Somayeh Rajabi, a Christian convert, was released from Mati Kola Prison in Babol on International Women’s Day, March 8.
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Other face of siege on Gaza: Famine and hunger
Palestinian women struggle to survive against famine and hunger due to the ongoing siege imposed by Israel on the Gaza Strip.
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Parastou Forouhar wins Gabriele Münter Prize 2025
Parastou Forouhar, Iranian installation artist living and working in Germany, has won Gabriele Münter Prize 2025.
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Support from women to Alawites: We will build a free Syria together
“We cannot talk about a new Syria without Alawites,” said women from different ethnic and religious identities in Hasakah, condemning the attacks on the Alawite community in Syria. “We will build a free Syria together.”
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‘2025 will be the year of peace and freedom’
All segments in society should welcome the “Call for Peace and Democratic Society,” said Berivan Bahçeci, Spokesperson of the DBP Women’s Council. “On March 8, women expressed their support for the call.”
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Soma Mohammadrezaei arrested in Sanandaj
Soma Mohammadrezaei, a Kurdish women's rights activist, was arrested and transferred to an unknown location by agents of the IRGC’s intelligence in Sanandaj on Monday.
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Kurdish activist Soheila Motaei arrested in Dehgolan
Sohaila Motaei, a Kurdish women’s rights activist, was arrested on Monday and taken to an unknown location by the security forces in Dehgolan, a city in Eastern Kurdistan.
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Marjan Eslamfar arrested, transferred to Evin prison to serve her prison sentence
Marjan Eslamfar, a 30-year-old citizen of Tehran, was arrested and transferred to Evin prison on Sunday to serve her eight-month prison sentence.
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Women in Libya: Struggle is the only way to achieve victory and freedom
Women activists and journalists in Libya stress that struggle is the only way to overcome challenges and achieve victory and freedom.
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Xalîde Botî of Kongra Star: Women have broken taboos with the ‘Jin, Jiyan, Azadi’ philosophy
“Women have broken taboos with the ‘Jin, Jiyan, Azadi’ philosophy,” said Xalîde Botî, spokesperson of Kongra Star in Hasakah, calling on all women to strengthen their struggle for freedom.