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Women of Suwayda Stand in Solidarity with Kurds,Stressing the Need for Joint Struggle
Duning a protest,women in the Syrian city of Suwayda affirmed their solidarity with the Kurdish people in North and East Syria,condemning violations and massaccers ccommitted by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham jihadists.
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Judicial Release of Perpetrator Sparks Feminist and Public Criticism in Turkey
Fatma Cakmak’s case exposes fragile legal protections in Turkey, where an attempted murderer was released, highlighting impunity, male violence, and judicial failure to protect women’s lives, safety, and fundamental rights.
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Baby Girl Dies From Bitter Cold in Khan Younis
Medical sources reported the death of a 27-day-old baby girl due to the harsh winter weather conditions in the Gaza Strip.
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The Path of Women’s Freedom in the Revolution Continues Despite Attacks and Massacres
Kurdish women lead in the North and East Syria revolution, resisting attacks on Aleppo neighborhoods alongside men to defend land and dignity. Their freedom path endures, and Kurds persist undefeated.
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Aleppo Attacks Part of International Plot Aimed to Break Will of Kurd’s
The plot led by Turkey aims to break the Kurdish will and undermine the call for a “peaceful and democratic society.” It is accompanied by a media and political campaign seeking to discredit Kurdish leaders and shift the focus of the conflict.
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Abdullah Öcalan: Kurdish Issue Tied to Peace and Democracy in the Middle East
Abdullah Öcalan affirmed that democratic national unity is based on voluntarism, pluralism, and the free will of peoples, and that it cannot be imposed by force but is built on equality, mutual recognition, and coexistence.
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Tunisian Journalists’ Union Celebrates the Release of Journalist Shatha Mubarak.
In a scene of joy and solidarity, the National Union of Tunisian Journalists welcomed Shatha Al-Haj Mubarak after two years in prison, reaffirming commitment to press freedom and protection journalists.
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Kermanshah: A Week of Repression, Killings, and Isolation from the World
Alongside the wave of protests that swept across Iran, Kermanshah witnessed a violent crackdown, resulting in many deaths and injuries. Government measures included cutting off internet service, shooting at protesters, and deploying security forces.
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Initiative Demands Release of Hundreds of Imprisoned Sudanese Women
The "No to Women's Oppression" initiative stressed the necessity of implementing the decision to release female prisoners in all Sudanese prisons, considering it a step towards peace amidst the darkness of war.
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Yazidi Women: Unity Is the Strongest Response to Occupation and Extremist Ideology
Recent attacks on the Syrian city of Aleppo and popular protests in Iran and Eastern Kurdistan were described as an extension of the 2014 crimes in Shingal, with unity and collective resistance seen as the path to protecting freedom and dignity.
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Repression in Iran’s Protests: Between the State’s Narrative and the Reality on the Ground
As popular protests in Iran enter their twentieth day, government repression has escalated to unprecedented levels amid growing internal tensions and mounting external pressure, leaving the movement’s future uncertain and open to all possibilities.
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Gaza: Deaths from Bombing, Rubble Removal Could Take Years
Medical sources reported that an Israeli airstrike killed 13 people in the Gaza Strip, including an elderly woman. The UN warns that the massive destruction in Gaza could mean that rubble removal could take over seven years.
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Fighter Zinarîn Kobanê Spoke About Moments of Resistance in Aleppo
Zinarîn Kobanê stated that they showed resistance against the gangs in Aleppo until the end and said that "At every moment in history, there is the spirit of our martyrs and the spirit of a hidden resistance. We will continue our struggle until the end."
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Nahida Ahmed:Kurdish Women Are Essential Partners in struggle and Resistance.
Kurdish women have long stood at the forefront of struggle,defending land and dignity and demonstrating heroic resilience against accupation and extremism,remaining central to resistance,peace,and freedom.
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Journalist Nilgün Mete: The Middle East Is Being Reshaped at the Expense of Its People
Nilgün Mete asserted that the United States and Israel are pursuing the "Greater Israel" plan, and therefore everyone remains silent in the face of the massacres targeting Kurds, Druze, Alawites, and other groups in Syria.
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Protests in Iran Are Closely Linked to Gender Justice
As economic hardship affects women and men alike, economic freedom remains a fundamental condition for women’s liberation, proving that economic justice and gender justice are inseparable and cannot be achieved independently.
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Afrin Displaced Women in Lebanon: Massacres Repeated, But Resistance Continues
Displaced women from Afrin said attacks on Aleppo’s Kurdish neighborhoods were a planned war against Kurds and others, condemning ongoing massacres amid international silence and affirming their continued resistance.
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Syrian Observatory: Dozens Killed, Including 15 Women, in Various Areas Across Syria
The deaths were attributed to the widespread and systematic proliferation of weapons and the fragility of security conditions.
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Violations in Aleppo: Women’s Committee Condemns Silence of International Community
The Women’s Coordination in the Al-Jazira region organized a protest in Qamishlo to express its rejection of the attacks on civilians, especially women and children, in Aleppo, which constitute a violation of human rights.
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After 15 Years of the Revolution... Tunisian Women Face a Decline in Their Conditions.
January 14 remains pivotal in Tunisian women’s memory as they mobilized for change; fifteen years later, questions persist over achieved gains or worsening conditions creating new challenges.