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12:25

As part of ongoing efforts to strengthen community security, women in Qamishlo’s communes play a vital role in organizing neighborhood protection, shifts, and popular readiness.

10:16

Kobani is enduring harsh conditions as a suffocating siege imposed by the Syrian Interim Government continues, despite the announcement of the implementation of an agreement to lift the blockade, amid international and UN neglect.

14:50

Sudan faces one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises in 2026, as conflict, displacement, food insecurity and collapsing health services threaten millions amid declining funding.

14:44

Yazidi woman Parvin Shafan Emo says HTS jihadists are an ISIS extension, warning tragedy fears, especially as returning ISIS members to Iraq threaten Yazidi community. .

14:41

Discussion has resurfaced about Epstein Island, a site of horrific sexual abuse, revealing wider networks where exploitation thrives openly under the umbrella of global capitalism.

13:54

Three years after Turkey’s 2023 earthquake, the wound remains open: thousands live in prefabricated housing, families seek justice, and the state faces accusations of crime.

08:43

Amid escalating security tensions and mobilization, women in Qamishlo emerged as a primary defense, taking up arms to protect homes, neighborhoods, and land despite sacrifices.

20:26

Rojava remains an example of a political entity formed through its own will and led by women, one that has managed—through the harshest phases of the Syrian crisis and up to the current diplomatic moment—to alter the course of history.

20:23

As Iranian authorities conceal the crackdown through internet shutdowns and denial, testimonies from Kermanshah reveal organized killings, nighttime transfers, and gap between statistics and reality.

17:11

In protest against being denied phone calls with her family and lawyer, and to demand permission to receive visits, activist Narges Mohammadi, winner of the 2023 Nobel Peace Prize, began a hunger strike days ago.

14:40

MKG reported ongoing systematic violations against journalists in the field, courts, and digital space, stating judicial procedures have become an intimidation tool threatening press freedom..

11:14

In a world where women face multiple challenges, the experience of a Moroccan writer sheds light on an exceptional personal journey of resilience and recovery.

10:57

From Wan, TJA members declared that Kobani is not a city, but a symbol of victory, hope, and women’s resistance, suffocating under an unjust siege.

10:37

The Women’s House in the city of Qamishlo continues its efforts to protect women and children from violence, support forcibly displaced people, provide legal and social consultations, and promote awareness of women’s rights.

17:32

Rodin Issa, a member of Kongra Star, affirmed that women are subjected to “brutal killings” in areas under the control of the Syrian Interim Government, in addition to the exclusion of many women from decision-making positions.

17:30

Student media report dozens of student arrests across Iran and Eastern Kurdistan during protests, with no official information on detention locations or reasons for arrest.

17:28

Ten civilians, including children, were killed and others injured in shelling, violating the ceasefire as a second group of Palestinians returned via Rafah Crossing border.

17:25

Amid complete international silence and a harsh living reality, the city of Kobani in Rojava is groaning under a suffocating siege that has entered its seventeenth day, reviving painful chapters of endless human suffering.

17:22

Inspiring stories include Kishwar Mouloud, a mother of two from Halabja, diagnosed with breast cancer in 2016, who underwent mastectomy and overcame treatment with family support.

17:18

After over twenty days of silence and communication disruptions, limited internet access has returned, uncertain and troubling, with no clarity on when connectivity will resume.