community/life
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"Dar" Association Provides Legal Guidance for Displaced Persons from Sere Kaniye
The Dar Association for Victims of Forced Displacement operates according to a human rights approach, through programs based on the needs of displaced persons and refugees inside Syria, aiming to defend their rights and provide legal support to them.
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Tunisian Association Makes Independence the Key to Supporting Survivors of Violence
Tunisian civil society resists societal pressures, defending women and children with modest resources, providing support and empowerment to violence survivors.
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Classrooms in the shadows... Bamiyan girls face Taliban restrictions on education
With schools and universities closed, educational centers in Bamiyan are Afghan girls' last window to knowledge, defying Taliban restrictions and threats against students and teachers.
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Al-Hasakah Water Crisis Worsens; Women Demand Reactivation of Alouk Station
Al-Hasakah residents suffer from a severe water crisis due to the Alouk station shutdown, with women bearing the heaviest burden of securing water daily.
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After the Ban on Girls' Education... Growing Number of Religious Schools Sparks Debate in Afghanistan
The growing number of religious schools in Afghanistan following the ban on girls' education has sparked widespread debate over their role and their impact on the country's future.
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Child Labor in Gaza… Childhood Traded for Survival
In the Gaza Strip, child labor is no longer an exception driven by necessity but a daily reality fueled by war and poverty, depriving thousands of children as they work.
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One Home Mourns Four Women and Girls... Testimonies from the Heart of the July 2025 Events
Two women from the Syrian city of Suwayda recount the events of July 2025, during which they lost four members of a single household, calling for justice for the victims and accountability for those responsible.
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Suffocating Thirst Crisis in Gaza... Contaminated Water and a Collapsing Health Reality
Gaza faces a water crisis as destroyed networks and halted aid fuel disease. Contamination and drought threaten daily life and public health.
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Behind the Veil: How Does the Iranian Regime Hide Poverty Behind Women's Bodies?
In Iran's poverty-stricken cities, the hijab hides deeper crises, as the regime uses women's bodies to divert attention from economic and social collapse.
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Women’s Presence Reshaping Community Work in Sweida
Women’s presence in Sweida’s neighborhood committees and local initiatives has grown, with youth taking on protection roles, driving them to manage services and solidarity.
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Yemeni Women in the Digital Space: Determination Defying Weak Infrastructure
Despite technical and social barriers, Yemeni women pursue digital economy opportunities through home projects, using tech tools for marketing, though a wide digital gap limits expansion.
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Work and Motherhood... The Resilience of Sudanese Women Despite Conflict and Challenges
Since April 2023, Sudan's conflict has forced women into the labor market to meet daily needs while balancing family and childcare responsibilities.
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For a Piece of Bread... Gaza's Women Cross the Fields of Death
Amid Gaza's war rubble and famine, Shorouq Saadallah, a widowed mother, braved displacement and bullets, becoming a symbol of women's resilience for their children.
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Mervat Al-Zaqzuq Supports Women Through Her Safe Space “Tabtaba”
Mervat Al-Zaqzuq’s Gaza safe empowers women and children through learning and psychological support, rebuilding security and fostering recovery from camp suffering.
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Young Yemeni Woman Challenges Men's Monopoly of the Green Rectangle
Jamila Al-Qahtani creates simplified football content for women, breaking stereotypes despite digital ridicule, reflecting broader challenges female creators face in sports media.
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The Survival Crisis in Gaza: Population and Infrastructure Facing Collapse
Researcher Dana Haboub warns that shrinking living space intensifies overcrowding and strains infrastructure, pushing Gaza toward a compound humanitarian crisis beyond military impacts.
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A Thousand Killed Since the Beginning of the Year… Sudanese Women Recount Chapters of Terror Under Drone Fire
Testimonies from Sudanese women reveal a humanitarian tragedy endured by civilians amid the conflict and escalating drone attacks, where homes become targets and civilians become victims with no option but to wait.
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Moroccan Researcher Highlights the Impact of Social Media on Women’s Lives
Technology and social media have come to have a significant impact on women’s lives, as these platforms have become a way of life for them.
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Between Pharmacy Halls and Theatre Lights... A Young Woman from Upper Egypt Wins Best Actress Award
Maryam Safwat is a rising theatrical talent who began her journey in childhood and continued to develop her passion until she won important awards, affirming her artistic presence despite the challenges of studies and society.
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Women’s Work: The Axis of Life in the Village
The fields, orchards, livestock rearing, bread-baking in the taboon (clay oven), and household chores_all fall upon the shoukders of women, who bear the full burden of life in the village.