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Suspicious deaths of women in Iraq recorded as “suicide”
Local sources say the suspicious deaths of women have been recorded as “suicide” in the official documents in Iraq having the highest suicide rate in 2020.
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Journalist Maria Ressa wins UNESCO press freedom prize
Philippines journalist Maria Ressa wins UNESCO press freedom prize.
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Women in Sulaymaniyah: Stop the invasion
Women in Sulaymaniyah issued a press statement to condemn the Turkish government’s military operation launched in South Kurdistan on April 24 and they called on the international powers to stop the invasion.
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Şenyaşar family’s protest enters its 50th day
Şenyaşar family has held a sit-in protest in front of Urfa Courthouse for 50 days. “There is an oblivious sad truth; there is no LAW and JUSTICE for us,” said the family.
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Would this have happened if I had worn a suit and a tie?” asks Ursula von der Leyen
“I cannot find any justification for the way I was treated in the European Treaties. So, I have to conclude, it happened because I am a woman. Would this have happened if I had worn a suit and a tie?” asked European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said that she felt hurt and left alone in her speech to the European Parliament on Monday.
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National Midwifery Week in Turkey: Midwives demand their rights
Midwifery is one of the oldest professions in history. Midwives have been practicing as long as women have been having babies. The National Midwifery Week is annually celebrated in Turkey between April 21 and 28.
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Activist Somayeh Kargar remains in jail because she cannot afford to pay high bail
The Iranian court has ruled the temporary release of activist Somayeh Kargar on 500 million Iranian Toman bail ($20.000) but the activist cannot go out of jail because she cannot afford to pay the high bail.
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Şenyaşar family’s protest enters its 49th day
On the 49th day of their sit-in protest, Emine Şenyaşar, and her son Ferit Şenyaşar call for solidarity.
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Istanbul: 807 children become victims of child marriage in 2020!
The report prepared by the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM) reveals the striking fact in Istanbul. 807 children aged between 16 and 17 years old became the victims of child marriage in Istanbul in 2020.
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Turkey: 3 women killed in a day
At least 30 women were killed by men in a month after Turkey withdrew from the Istanbul Convention, say the reports by women’s organizations and political parties. Three women were killed in the last 24 hours.
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She demands “justice” for 46 days
Emine Şenyaşar and her son Ferit Şenyaşar have kept demanding “justice” for 46 days.
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Mor Çatı announces final declaration of its workshop attended by 130 women
Purple Roof Women's Shelter Foundation (Turkish: Mor Çatı Kadın Sığınağı Vakfı) has announced the final declaration of the “Workshop on Combating Violence Against Women While Losing Rights”.
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Suspicious death of woman in Kağızman
The number of the suspicious death of women has increased in Turkey. A woman has been found dead in the Kağızman district of Kars province.
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Şenyaşar family: We will not leave here
Emine Şenyaşar and her son Ferit Şenyaşar have held a sit-in protest demanding justice for 45 days. “We will resist until we get justice. We will not leave here,” said the family.
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Rape of girl at school in Algeria sparks outrage
The rape of a girl at school by an unknown man in Casablanca sparks outrage in Algeria. Families and police work together to find the rapist.
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Emine Şenyaşar demands justice for 44 days
Emine Şenyaşar and her son Ferit Şenyaşar have held a sit-in protest for 44 days demanding justice.
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Resistance of mothers stops Iraqi army
Iraqi army forces wanted to enter the Til Ezer village of Shengal. But mothers didn’t allow them and Iraqi forces had to withdraw.
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CFWIJ: Journalism is not a crime
Yeni Yaşam Newspaper Managing Editor İnci Aydın, who faced terror-related charges, has been acquitted. The Coalition For Women In Journalism (CFWIJ) has announced that they welcome the court ruling, adding, “However, we demand the same decision for other journalists on trial. Journalism is not a crime.”
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Former journalist Ayşe Efendi: The stage we have reached is pleasing
Ayşe Efendi, who did journalism for 10 years when the Ba'athist regime controlled the region, is known as politician now. The stage the Kurdish journalists have reached is pleasing, said Ayşe Efendi. “I have loved journalism since I was a child but I decided to be a journalist after Deniz Fırat was killed in Maxmur by ISIS,” said Rebia Êto, who has worked as a war reporter for years.