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Interview with woman tortured in prison in occupied Serêkaniyê
In an interview with NuJINHA, a woman, who was subjected to torture in the military prison in occupied Serêkaniyê, told us that many innocent people are held in the prison.
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Gazan women demand better health services
Gazan women suffer due to the lack of medical supplies at hospitals, which risk their lives. They demand better health services.
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Halabja Massacre: The wound in the hearts
35 years have passed since the Halabja Massacre, which left a black mark in history. Although 35 years have passed, there are still missing women and children.
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RAWA fights for women’s rights in Afghanistan for 40 years
The Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA) is an Afghan women’s organization fighting for human rights and for social justice in Afghanistan for more than 40 years.
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History of Afghan women’s role in art and literature-Part 6
“Paying ransom to the savage Taliban is a national betrayal”
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History of Afghan women’s role in art and literature-Part 5
The Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA) was founded in 1977 to promote women's rights and secular democracy in Afghanistan.
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History of Afghan women’s role in art and literature-Part 4
Newton's third law of motion states that “every action has an equal and opposite reaction”. The more a government oppresses people, the more women and men rise up.
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History of Afghan women’s role in art and literature-Part 3
Queen Soraya played a major part in the modernization reforms of the emancipation of women.
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History of Afghan women’s role in art and literature-Part 2
Afghanistan’s written history barely refers to the role of militant women, about the injustice faced in the hands of unfair rulers and the patriarchal society. But even so, their role in art, literature and resistance has always been reflected in history.
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History of Afghan women’s role in art and literature-Part 1
Afghan women have played an important role in the history of Afghanistan; they have played a great role in art, poetry and warfare of Afghanistan for centuries.
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The revolution that changed the world and women-2-
After the revolution, many things changed, particularly for women; everything was ready to change gender-based inequality. In the second part of our article series, we prepare the portraits of the women who led the revolution.
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The revolution that changed the world and women-1-
105 years have passed since the October Revolution took place. It rewrote all social rules and radically changed the lives of women all over the world.
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War strategy: Torture and rape
Women’s bodies are used as a strategy in wars and conflicts. This strategy became systematized in the 1990s in Turkey and then in Rojava and now in Armenia. An Armenian female soldier named Anush Apetyan was raped, killed by Azerbaijani forces.
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30,000 teachers waiting for appointment in Kurdistan Region
Teacher and activist Medenî Govend Receb says 30,000 teachers have been waiting for appointment in the Kurdistan Region, “Some of them have been working under contract for about 13 years.”
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Women work to prevent child marriage in Manbij
Women’s organizations in North and East Syria work and launch campaigns to prevent child marriage.
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Private schools in Kurdistan Region threaten Kurdish language
Kurdish language education is not offered in almost most of the more than 300 private schools in the Kurdistan Region. The language experts think that this education system leads children to be alienated from their society and identity.
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Mala Jin becomes symbol of women’s revolution-4-
Mala Jin plays an important role in all regions of North and East Syria. Mala Jin members spoke to NuJINHA about their activities.
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Mala Jin becomes symbol of women’s revolution-3
“Women are the basis of justice”
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Mala Jin becomes symbol of women’s revolution-2
Îlham Omer: When we started, we were three women but now there are thousands of women
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Mala Jin becomes symbol of women’s revolution-1
A role model from North and East Syria: Mala Jin