community/life
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After Deterioration of Her Health in Prison... Demands to Save the Life of Journalist Chahd Haj Mbarek
Medical tests have confirmed that journalist Chahd Haj Mbarek has been diagnosed with cancer in prison, causing her health condition to worsen significantly, especially as she suffers from diabetes and hearing loss.
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When Bullying Becomes Fatal… A Tragedy Exposing the Fragility of Society
Bullying is a phenomenon that threatens children in schools, and the family, school, and civil society represent the last lines of defense to protect them and build their self-confidence.
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Continuous Shelling… Children of Kurdish Neighborhoods in Aleppo Face Death at Every Moment
Amid the relentless sounds of shelling and clashes that have known no real truce, children in Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh neighborhoods in the city of Aleppo are living a stolen childhood filled with fear and psychological distress.
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Sudanese Women Recount Their Displacement and Suffering After the Fall of El Fasher
A number of Sudanese women displaced from El Fasher confirmed severe hardship during their journey to Al-Afad Camp in Northern State, following the city’s takeover by the Rapid Support Forces.
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Refugee Camps: Miniature Images of Human Suffering
The worn-out tents look like refrigerators at night, offering no protection from the cold to their inhabitants. Hardships intensify into existential challenges that require the concerted efforts of humanitarian actors.
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The Siege of Ashrafieh and Sheikh Maqsoud Puts Patients’ Lives at Risk
The siege imposed on the Ashrafieh and Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhoods in the city of Aleppo has led to the shutdown of several vital hospital departments, including neonatal incubator units, putting the lives of dozens of other patients at risk.
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A Low-Pressure System in Gaza Turns a Mother’s Joy into a Tragedy
In a fleeting moment meant for her child’s laughter, Ikhlas Al-Tawil’s life became tragedy when a concrete slab crushed her back in a dilapidated refuge, leaving her paraplegic and immobile. Rafeef Islim
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How Does Geographic Culture Shape Women’s Lives in Jordan?
Government policies, services, and unequal development across cities and peripheral areas shape women’s lives in Jordan, making opportunities vary by location and turning residential address into a decisive factor in work, safety, and mobility.
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A Young Moroccan Woman Balances Football and Narrative Writing
Fatiha Fateh has shattered the traditional image of female football players, launching a new challenge that proves women can combine professional football with creative writing as another form of self-expression.
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Sudanese Women Hope for Peace by 2026
Despite the bitterness of war and the harsh reality civilians endure when shells target residential areas, Sudanese women have not lost hope for a brighter future for their country and their lives.
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“Beth Nahrain Women’s Protection Forces” – An Effective Women’s Force in Defending the Region
Women’s participation in defending the land and protecting society represents a fundamental pillar in preserving historical identity and religious sanctities. Their presence enhances balance and makes them active partners in shaping decisions.
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The Holiday Season Adorned with Women’s Handicrafts
As Christmas and New Year approach, families in Qamishlo—especially Christians—prepare for celebrations as the city is adorned with women’s handmade crafts and homemade dishes that bring warmth, tradition, and festive spirit.
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Women of Morocco’s Deep Hinterland… A Struggle for Life and Rights
Women from remote Moroccan villages—known as Morocco’s “deep hinterland”—have begun breaking the silence and taking to the streets in protest against marginalization and the restrictions imposed on their lives.
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The File of Those Missing in Storm Daniel Returns to the Forefront of Legal Debate
Lawyer Friha Hussein Al-Jilani said Storm Daniel exposed a deep legal gap in Libya, as missing persons cases remain governed by laws designed for war and revolutionary contexts, not natural disasters.
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In Her Forties, She Fulfilled a Childhood Dream of Returning to School
For more than two decades, Radiya Taher worked in sewing and tailoring to support her family and raise her nine children, yet her dream of education never left her until the opportunity finally came.
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Testimonies from Factories Reveal Arbitrary Dismissals and Forced Labor Facing Tunisian Women
At a time when women are struggling for their labor rights, the scene in Tunisia reflects the reality of thousands of women who suffer in silence inside factories.
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Attacks on Cemeteries Are a Blatant Violation of Religious Norms and Human Values
Jihadists affiliated with Hayat Tahrir al-Sham continue to carry out sectarian attacks against various components of Syrian society. Cemeteries and religious shrines in the Homs countryside and the Syrian coast have not been spared.
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Raised on Fear... How Does Society Repress Girls Through Their Mothers?
In traditional societies, women struggle between awareness of their rights and social pressures, where repression is reinforced through upbringing, fostering inferiority and obstructing the creation of a psychologically and socially balanced generation
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Sudanese Women Pay the Price of the Conflict… A Survivor’s Testimony of Endless Suffering
Since the conflict erupted, Sudan has become one of Africa’s gravest humanitarian tragedies, with civilians, especially women and children, paying a double price through displacement, hunger, rape, loss, and the total collapse of living conditions
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Morocco… The Najda Center, a Refuge for Women Survivors of Violence
The Najda Center in Marrakech, affiliated with the Union of Feminist Action, provides legal and psychological support to women survivors of violence, sheltering dozens who confront hardship to defend their rights and preserve their dignity.