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Hate Speech Against Women… A Growing Global Social Threat
Hate speech is a dangerous form of discrimination, using insulting language to target women, emphasize their flaws, undermine their value, and threaten their rights and participation in society
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Norouz Oysal Highlights Kurdish Issue, Dialogue, and Peace Efforts
Norouz Oysal Aslan, former Öcalan lawyer and parliamentarian, stressed the importance of peace in Turkey and the need to address the consequences of failing to implement its steps.
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Horrific Crime Shakes Mali… Activist Killed in Public Square
The killing of Mariam Cissé, a TikTok activist, has sparked widespread anger and condemnation, marking a blatant violation of human rights and freedom of expression in Mali
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Ronak Zamani represents Iran on one of the world’s highest peaks.
The Iranian mountaineer won a global gold medal after successfully summiting Mount Manaslu in Nepal, which stands at 8,163 meters high.
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Containers instead of homes... a harsh reality for the earthquake victims
The aftermath of the Samsur/Marash earthquake in Northern Kurdistan persists, with thousands living in harsh container conditions. Women voice daily struggles and fading hope, urging for real, lasting support to secure a dignified, stable future.
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Over 88000 displaced from AI-Fasher amid violence ,total insecurity.
Al-Fasher is facing a severe humanitarian crisis, with nearly 88,892 people displaced due to escalating violence and deteriorating security, prompting humanitarian organizations to warn of a looming catastrophe
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Imprisoned Activist Faces Risk of Death
Political prisoner Zeynab Jalalian faces increasing risk of death amid escalating human rights violations against Kurdish women in Iran, as she is denied medical treatment and care despite her deteriorating health.
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Sulaymaniyah Seminar Highlights Turkey Peace Process Challenges and Opportunities
Under the title “Where Is the Peace Process in Turkey Heading After One Year?”, Sulaymaniyah’s Urban Research Center held a seminar attended by around 120 politicians and media professionals, including Öcalan’s former lawyer, Nuruz Oysal
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DEM Party Women’s Council announces November 25 event program
The Women’s Council of the DEM Party reaffirmed its commitment to the feminist struggle for justice and equality, calling on women to actively participate in its month-long program of empowering events.
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“Towards Women’s Cities” conference in Amed promotes women’s urban empowerment
During the “Towards Women’s Cities” conference, Amed Co-Mayor Sera Bokak affirmed the municipality’s commitment to creating cities that ensure equality, safety, and freedom for women, emphasizing the ongoing struggle against patriarchal systems
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Fourth Women’s Media Union Conference launched in Northeast Syria region
Fourth Women’s Media Union Conference began in Qamishlo, Northeast Syria, after a four-year delay due to security and political challenges, with over 150 delegates from across the region participating.
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The Silent Economy: Nowdeshah’s Women Turn the Land into Life
Nowdeshah thrives thanks to its women, the backbone of the local economy. Through farming, handmade crafts, and roadside sales, they quietly sustain livelihoods and transform the land into life, their contributions often absent from official reports
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Between ISIS, Libya, and Jihad: A Woman’s Fight for Truth
Investigative writer Hamida Najous emphasized that women are the foundation of resistance. Despite oppression, deception, and occupation, they rose courageously, defending their land and dignity, believing that hope endures and freedom will ultimately tri
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Turkey needs bold political action with decisive steps for peace
The spokesperson for the Peoples’(DEM), Ayşe Doğan, emphasized the importance of the committee listening to leader Öcalan, expressing hope that it would visit İmralı Island and take bold political and legal steps to address the Kurdish issue.
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French city honors activist, granting her honorary citizen title
The French city of Annecy granted women’s rights activist Narges Mohammadi honorary citizenship during its annual “Solidarity Month,” highlighting human rights violations in Iran
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Tehran billboard linking hijab to anti-corruption sparks controversy
A Tehran highway billboard sparked controversy for linking women’s hijab to anti-corruption, a message critics say blames women for institutional failures while absolving the government of responsibility.
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Iraqi Women in Parliament: A Struggle for Rights and Representation.
Muneera Abu Bakr Mohammed, a researcher and political advisor, said female candidates in Iraq’s upcoming elections seek to enhance women’s representation, defend their rights, and resist legislation that threatens their long-fought achievements
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Henna and Identity: Mariwan Woman Modernizes and Revives Traditional Art
Mahnaz Namdari blends art and tradition through children’s makeup and henna, creating an economic and cultural space that empowers women, turning art into a tool for expression and success in a traditional environment
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“Women’s presence in trade unions requires real effort to build trust with workers”
Trade unions in Egypt were created to protect workers’ rights and manage government-employer relations. Over time, they addressed economic and social demands, reflecting broader awareness, yet traditional power structures continued to marginalize women
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Toran Amid Named Best Actress at Kirkuk Street Theater Festival
Actress Toran Omed Qader won the Best Actress Award for her role in the play “Zrro,” delivering a powerful, emotionally rich performance that established her as one of the most promising rising theater talents in the Kurdistan Region.