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The book "The Reality of the Rojava Revolution" – A reading of the "feminine face" of the Rojava Revolution.
The book "Devrimin Rojava Hali" documents the Rojava Revolution and bears witness to the power of women in change, analyzes their role in reshaping society, and highlights the feminine face of revolutions.
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'Inclusion of the Kurdish language in the Syrian constitution guarantees the protection of Kurdish identity'
Aziza Ismail, Kobani schools administrator, affirmed Kurds demand inclusion of their cultural rights in Syria's new draft constitution, stressing protection of Kurdish-language education achievements in schools and universities within a legal framework
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Tunisian political prisoner goes on hunger strike
Tunisian political activist Shaima Issa has gone on hunger strike to protest her detention confitions.
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Mahboubeh Shabani faces execution risk amid escalating threats against women prisoners in Iran
Mahboubeh Shabani faces death sentence risk on 'Moharebeh' charge as pressures mount on women prisoners, with Warisha Moradi, Bakhshan Azizi, Shahnaz Tabari also facing harsh sentences.
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Mai Sato: The repercussions of the war on Iranians will not stop when the attacks end
Mai Sato warned the repercussions of the war on the Iranian people won’t stop now the attacks end, affirming Iranians will face, in the post-war period, greater poverty, wider pressures, and fewer opportunities to access rights and justice.
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KJAR warns of rising executions and calls for urgent international action
KJAR warns of rising executions in Iran, affirming the punishment is exploited for systematic repression amid war and media blackouts, calling on human rights groups for urgent action to stop violations.
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Civiil activist: Unity is a vital necessity, and women are a fundamental force in protecting rights
Civil activist Fermesk Rizgar affirmed that retreating from unity negatively affects the Kurdish cause and weakens its ability to face challenges, and that popular movements for freedom should not remain fleeting reactions.
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Fatima Isa.. The journey of a voice that resisted oppression and embraced heritage
The Kurdish singer Fatima Isa immortalized her name with her voice that resonated through Yerevan Radio, becoming one of the most prominent women who left an unforgettable mark on Kurdish musical memory.
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Report reveals 29 women and two children killed in Turkey during one month
Violence against women in Turkey continues: March saw 29 women, 2 children killed; 20 women, 2 children died in unclear circumstances, JINNEWS.
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Growing concern over systematic violations as arrests continue in Iran
Iranian security forces continue widespread arrests, including women in various cities, with human rights reports citing detention of Shida Sheikhi and Farideh Kitabi amid no information on reasons, raising fears of escalating violations.
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After years of drought, rains in Afghanistan cause numerous disasters
At the start of the new year in Afghanistan, heavy rains and thick snow initially seemed like good omens after years of drought, but quickly turned into a series of disasters sweeping the entire country.
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Lebanon…Seven killed and number of displaced rises to over 1.1 million
Israeli raids on Lebanon resulted in seven deaths and dozens injured, as attacks continue towns in south and western Beqaa, amid a worsening humanitarian crisis that has forced over 137,000 displaced into collective shelters.
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Spring in Kobani: A vibrant natural painting
The vitality of spring is reflected in the details of rural life, adding a spirit of harmony between humans and nature. Spring in Kobani is more than just a season; it is a vibrant painting that brings together the land and those who live on it.
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“Tragedy of the Body” … A bold unveiling of a silent pain affecting women
The book "Tragedy of the Body" by Fatemeh Karimi presents a bold study revealing the silent violence of FGM, based on field research to uncover its roots in cultural, social structures, and the power relations.
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Death toll from the war in Gaza rises to 72,302
In a new update, the death toll from the ongoing war on the Gaza Strip has risen to 72,302 killed and more than 172,000 injured.
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MKG and DFG: It is our duty to support the principle of press freedom.
MKG&DFG: affirmed that every attempt to break a journalist's pen is merely an attempt to silence the voice of truth. However, massacres and violations have not been able to eliminate the traditions of a free press or stop its progress.
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Iran... Severe Damage to Infrastructure and Over 83,000 Housing Units Affected
Iran's infrastructure suffered a series of very extensive damages following the recent attacks on educational, health, and residential facilities in 12 cities. Without independent assessment of human and material losses, concerns for civilians are raised.
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“Deterioration of the security situation in Saqqez and warnings of its repercussions on citizens lives”
Recent reports have revealed an escalation of military tensions in Saqqez over a few days. With the increasing deployment of military forces and tightened monitoring of traffic movement fears are rising over the worsening conditions of citizens.
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Among them women and children…14 killed in strikes on southern Lebanon
14 people, including women and children, were killed, and dozens were injured early this morning as Israel continues to launch strikes on various areas of Lebanon, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health.
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Human shields... have the souls of civilians become a tool for the survival of the Iranian regime?
More than a month has passed since the attacks began, but the fundamental question remains unanswered: does the real danger to the Iranian people come from foreign missiles, or from a policy that turns civilians' lives into human shields in war?