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‘Reading Liberates Women from a State of Stagnation and Isolation’
Due to technological development and the influence of social media, the inclination to read books has declined among many people compared to the past.
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Women of Kobani: The Assaults on the Women of Tel Aran Are a Violation of Human Values.
Women from the town fo Tel Aren in the Aleppo countryside were subjected to assaults by Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham jihadists, in a new violation added to the long series of violence directed against Syrian Women from the coast to Sweida and on to Rojava.
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Violated Bodies: Syrian Women Caught in the Trap of Security Chaos
Syria's security chaos exposes dominant forces' culpability, as ideology and complicity turn women's bodies into a battleground for political and sectarian vengeance.
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Haifa Majid: Organizations’ Activities Should Not Remain Confined to Closed Halls
Haifa Majid, President of the Shokh Organization for Women’s Capacity Development, affirmed that organizations activities should not remain confined to closed halls and official events but should expand to reach all segments of society.
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On the fifth anniversary of the withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention .. Less protection and more violence.
Five years after Turkiye withdrew from the Istanbul Convention, Question are being raised again about decision regarding the protection of women, In light of the escalating violence and the ongoing conflict between domestic law,international obligations.
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Ancient Hatra… between Religious Pluralism, Political Stability, and Women’s Representation
From military protection to polytheistic temples, the ancient city of Hatra demonstrates that women in all aspects of life and beliefs in Mesopotamia were not merely sacred symbols but constituted life and society itself. That is, they were society itself
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Calls to Abolish the Death Penalty in Iran at Paris Conference
Conference participants urge the world to prioritize Iran’s executions and human rights, demanding pressure on the regime and support for prisoners facing death.
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Report: Sexual Violence in Sudan Is a crime Fueled by Impunity
A new report confirms conflict-related sexual violence in Sudan is a recurring pattern, urging survivor-centered strategies, accountability, and victim support.
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The Nursing Profession Between Work Pressure and the Transformation of Hospitals into Arenas of Tension
Nurses have faced relentless pressure from COVID-19 and protests, making psychological exhaustion, job insecurity, and neglected professional demands part of daily life.
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UN Warns of Serious Deterioration in Humanitarian Conditions in Gaza and the West Bank
Gaza’s War death toll reaches 73,058 wounded, as UN warns of worsening displacement, Vioilence, and settlement expansion in West Bank
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"Journey of Freedom" Book Documents the YPJ Experience
Author Sheelan Ahmed addresses the struggle of the Women's Protection Units (YPJ) in her book "Journey of Freedom," with the aim of highlighting their journey over 14 years.
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Student Innovations Take Center Stage at the First Scientific Exhibition at Rojava University
Rojava University's scientific exhibition features student innovations—from plant and insect models to robots and an electric car—drawing notable attendance from students and faculty.
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New Escalation in Gaza and Wide Breach of Ceasefire Agreement
Three killed, including child, in an Israeli airstrike in central Gaza, and a new expansion of the Yellow Line in a continued breach of the ceasefire agreement.
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Dust Storm Affects Life in Sestan and Baluchistan
A dust storm in Sestan and Baluchistan cuts visibility, shuts offices and banks in Hirmand, Zahak, Hamun, and is set to last all week.
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Ebola Outbreak Widens in Eastern Congo with Limited Transmission to Uganda
DRC reports 1,274 Ebola cases and 360 deaths as outbreak widens in eastern provinces, with limited virus transmission reaching neighboring Uganda.
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Landmine Explosions Continue to Claim Lives in Several Syrian Areas
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported the continued occurrence of casualties over the past hours, including children, due to explosions caused by war remnants in various areas, reflecting the ongoing daily danger threatening civilians’ lives.
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‘Legal Culture Protects Women from Losing Their Rights’
For women to become more aware of their legal rights, there is a need to end customs and traditions that consider resorting to court as shameful, and to include legal subjects within the school curriculum to introduce students to their rights.
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“The Station” Film…Human Isolation at the Heart of the Yemeni Conflict
Through her film “The Station,”director Sara Ishaq presents a human story set in a confined space governed by isolation and fear, where a women-only gas station becomes a symbol of protection and separation from a world consumed by violence.
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“Fingers Create”…A Women’s Exhibition in Qamishlo Embodies Women’s Creativity and Determination to Produce.
Qamishlo’s “Fingers Create” Exhibition showcases women’s creativity and small projects, affirming their ability to produce and drive change despite challenges.
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Ebola Outbreak Raises Growing Health Concerns as Infections Rise to 1,203
US health concerns rise as DRC reports 1,203 Ebola cases, prompting experimental treatments to Africa amid confirmed weekly transmission of the Virus.