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Dead and wounded in new raids amid fears of escalating humanitarian disaster
The Health Ministry announced three civilians killed and a fourth body recovered in past hours, raising the war’s death toll to over 72,000 dead and thousands wounded.
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A call to recognize women's role... a solidarity message from the Armenian Women's Union to the YPJ
Armenian Women's Union coordinator Anahid Gaspian sent a solidarity message to the YPJ, supporting women's struggle against war's effects and praising fighters' role in defending communities under difficult regional circumstances.
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The Kurdish language between identity and constitution... demands for its adoption as a second language in Syria
Calls in Rojava for Kurdish as second official language in Syria's new constitution, as it's essential to Kurdish identity. Women affirm this step protects cultural identity and consolidates Kurdish presence.
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Sunkul Guler: What is happening isn’t individual crimes but an authoritarian system of violence
Sunkul Guler, , Jinology Committee member in Makhmur Camp, said assaults targeting women and children are increasing; power's cunning and lack of accountability open the way for society's disintegration.
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Freedom Movement: Leader Öcalan is the primary interlocutor in any political solution
On PKK dissolution’s first anniversary, Freedom Movement leadership reassessed the peace process, affirming progress requires legal steps and Öcalan's political status to guarantee his role leading the next phase.
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Young women of Rojava affirm the importance of recognizing the Women's Protection Units
The young women of Rojava have affirmed that YPJ represent the fundamental strength of every woman in Rojava, declaring their full support for the campaign launched in defense of the YPJ's existence and role.
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New summons for activist Motahareh Gouni amid escalating security pressures
Former student activist Motahareh Gouni has been summoned to the Tehran Prosecutor's Office for Culture and Media over a new case, a step that reflects the continued security pressures imposed on her since her release.
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A young Kurdish woman carves her path from Aleppo to Kobani through the paths of art and resistance
Young Kurdish artist Şirin Ararat continues to transform art into a space of resistance, where women form a prominent presence in the cultural sphere and building a new artistic identity in Rojava.
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"Let's Read for Them" – an initiative to encourage reading in Gaza
"Amid Gaza's harsh reality, the 'Let's Read for Them' initiative opens a window to literature, reviving readers' bond with books that express, touch, and reshape their self and societal awareness."
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Deterioration of Narges Mohammadi's condition amid demands to transfer her to Tehran for treatment
Currently, Iranian activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi's condition still remains very critical despite cardiology treatment at a Zanjan hospital after sharp health deterioration, according to her foundation.
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93 killed in 72 hours in Syria... a toll reflecting a dangerous security breakdown
"Syrian Observatory: 93 killed in 72 hours in Syria, including women and children, due to criminal acts, family feuds, and security chaos, warning of absent accountability and weapon spread."
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UN warns of escalating risks to media workers in Gaza and Lebanon
On the occasion of World Press Freedom Day, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights warned of the escalating risks faced by journalists in conflict zones, pointing out that Gaza has turned into a "death trap" for media workers, especially after the kill
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Dersim… the lost girls and the confrontation that never materialized
The stories of women and girls targeted in Dersim massacre remain partly untold. While lost girls' fate stays obscure, women's memory keeps demand for justice and confrontation alive.
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Women's demands for concrete legal steps in the peace process
Within the framework of the "Peace and Democratic Society" process, women in the city of Van, in northern Kurdistan, are demanding concrete legal steps, foremost among them the physical freedom of leader Abdullah Öcalan.
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Moroccan women writers turn book signings into a human moment
Moroccan women writers have chosen to approach their works and themselves in meetings that reflect the diversity of experiences and reveal multiple faces of women's writing.
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Teachers' Day in Iran... a memory revived by losses and arrests
Iran's Teachers' Unions Council affirmed arrests, security pressures, poor living conditions, and loss of teachers and students in protests and war have painted a grim picture for Iran's education future.
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Iranian authorities arrest a Baluch family
The Iranian authorities arrested a Baluch family without a judicial warrant, then released two family members.
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The press freedom crisis extends across the world and intensifies in Turkey
While global data indicates a sharp deterioration in press freedom, journalists from Gaza to Sudan and from Iran to Turkey, are being killed, arrested, and silenced, as press freedom today passes through one of its darkest periods in the last 25 years.
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Iraqi Women Media Forum affirms the importance of promoting press freedom and protecting journalists
“Iraqi Women Media Forum participants affirmed press freedom in Iraq still faces majör challenges: lack of deterrent laws, and social and tribal restrictions make their work even more difficult.”
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The Tunis Book Fair… children's gateway to reading and pleasure
The Tunis International Book Fair attracts large numbers of children and young people daily to help them realize the value of books and buy as many stories and games as possible.