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13:58

Iranian authorities have opened a new legal case against political prisoner Frough Taghipour, at a time when reports are increasing about violations suffered by political prisoners inside Iranian prisons.

13:52

In recent hours, Shingal district saw sudden Iraqi army moves, alarming residents after Turkey's threats to Yazidi forces.

12:31

Ongoing repression in Iran fuels despair and anger, threatening mental health. A psychologist warns this risks hopelessness, increasing the urgent need for self-care and stronger support networks.

10:28

In Halabja,two women have chosen to break men’s dominance in the labor market by establishing a small workshop to produce Kurdish Kazwan coffee, aiming to preserve heritage and strengthen women’s presence in the local economy.

17:44

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported field executions, exposed bodies, property confiscations, and blocked documentation in Kobani’s countryside, highlighting worsening humanitarian conditions and grave international law violations.

14:09

A family dispute in Sana’a turned tragic when a man detonated a grenade in his wife’s family home, killing one woman and injuring three others, local sources said.

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13:40

Bekhal Abu Bakr, who holds a PhD in the Department of English at the University of Sulaymaniyah, stated that “neighboring countries continuously practice genocide against the Kurdish language and the Kurdish people.”

12:43

Internet shutdowns in Afghanistan and Iran are not mere technical failures; they deprive women of online education, home-based businesses, and global communication, silencing their voices in society.

10:38

The women’s experience in Rojava and North and East Syria is consolidating as an integrated political and social model based on co-chairmanship and democratic decentralization, presenting women’s empowerment as a fundamental gateway to reshaping the Syria

10:34

The ongoing conflict in Sudan poses the greatest threat to cultural heritage, directly damaging historical sites that attract tourists, halting tourism, and destroying vital infrastructure across the country.

16:55

Turkey ranked third in press freedom violations among EU and candidate countries, recording 137 cases of repression against journalists and media in 2025, according to MFRR.

15:51

Lawyer Samira Ali confirmed that the authorities in the Kurdistan Region alter the laws, and therefore citizens do not enjoy social rights or justice.

15:47

UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Iran, Mai Sato, reported ongoing arrests and intensified repression after protests, urging an independent investigation and direct access to the country.

12:15

At a time when protests are being suppressed, pressure on students has extended into schools, and classrooms have become a tool for threatening, identifying, and repressing adolescents.

12:12

Hamdiya Kote, who sacrificed her daughter for her homeland, stressed the necessity for Kurdish political parties to unite and to convene a national congress as soon as possible in order to avoid another century of genocide.

10:08

Naima Ouhmou combines painting and zajal, believing creativity is an emotional state that visits unexpectedly, driving the artist to express feelings in the form each moment requires.

08:50

The influx of displaced families and tightened road restrictions disrupt supply chains and livelihoods, while women-led community and economic initiatives form a safety net sustaining daily life.

14:50

During a Latin America tour, Kongra Star’s Perîvan Khalid presented Rojava women’s experience in North and East Syria at an official meeting with Cauca local council members.

14:18

The Iraqi Observatory for Human Rights has issued a report on the escalation of domestic violence cases in Iraq during 2025. Officially recorded cases reached 36,289, an increase of nearly 150% compared to 2024.