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‘Women survivors of violence must be empowered in Morocco’
Law 103-13 on the Elimination of Violence against Women in Morocco was passed in February 2018. However, the law has not been effectively implemented.
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Zenûbiya Women’s Association fights violence against women
Zenûbiya Women’s Association member Muna Ewêd said the aim of the association is to fight violence against women in Hajin and Deir ez-Zor by “providing psychological and financial support to women victims of violence and empower them.”
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Man faces prison sentence for trying to kill woman
An indictment has been prepared against Cemil Eser, who tried to kill his wife, on charges of “Attempting to kill” his wife.
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Mala Jin aims to support women
Mala Jin is a women’s organization based in North and East Syria. Since it was founded on November 25, 2016, it has carried out activities to protect women from violence.
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Child marriage legitimated in Libya
Activists think that child marriage is child rape legitimated by the law and society and that this phenomenon has increased especially in recent years due to poverty, ignorance, war and turmoil.
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More girls forced into child marriage in Yemen
Child marriage rates have increased in Yemen, which suffer from a civil war since 2015, and a deteriorating economic situation, particularly in villages where girls are not allowed to complete their education.
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Response from Ayşe Gökkan to retrial: Jin Jiyan Azadî
Free Women's Movement (TJA) Term Spokesperson Ayşe Gökkan shouted the slogan “Jin jiyan azadî” during the first hearing of the retrial against her as a response.
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Migrants subjected to violence and abuse in Libya
Migrants are subjected to violent practices such as kidnapping, torture, imprisonment, harassment and assault until they are sent to detention centers after being detained by Libyan security officials.
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Kurdish politician Çağlar Demirel sentenced to five months in prison
Çağlar Demirel, the former Diyarbakır MP of the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), has been sentenced to five months in prison.
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New indictment against Aysel Tuğluk
A new indictment has been prepared against Aysel Tuğluk on charges of “propagandizing for a terrorist organization” over the statement of a person.
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Prosecutor decides not to prosecute strip search of 5-year-old children
On March 19, Z.A.B and her five-year-old twins were detained while celebrating Newroz in Bismil. They were subjected to strip search in custody. A prosecutor has decided not to prosecute the investigation launched into the incident.
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Prosecutor finds prison sentence against journalist Nurcan Yalçın insufficient!
Diyarbakır Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has applied to the Turkish Court of Cassation to review the prison sentence given to journalist Nurcan Yalçın.
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Murder Indictment of Amara Dwla includes no autopsy report!
The murder indictment of Amara Dwla, who was burned to death by her father Mohammad Dwla in Urfa province, has been prepared. In the indictment, which includes no autopsy report, an aggravated life imprisonment is demanded for the father.
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Prosecutor demands reduced penalty for unjust provocation
While Rozerin Yıldız, who was attacked by watchman Özcan Yıldız in June, still fights for her life at a hospital, in the indictment, the prosecutor's office demands a reduced penalty for Özcan Yıldız, who tried to kill Rozerin Yıldız, for unjust provocati
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Kazım Altınmakas sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment for killing his wife
A court has sentenced Kazım Altınmakas to aggravated life imprisonment for “Deliberately killing,” his wife Fatma Altınmakas in Muş province.
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Investigation into killing of Firdevs Babat completes
The investigation into the killing of Firdevs Babat by Ahmet Babat in the city of Şırnak has completed. According to the report, Firdev Babat was sexually attacked and killed by Ahmet Babat, who used the gun of village guard Ramazan Babat.
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Lawyer Şükran Öztürk: Tension rises as the elections approach
Lawyers Association for Freedom (ÖHD) Izmir branch Co-chair Şükran Öztürk spoke to NuJINHA about the lynch attempt against a lawyer for chanting the slogan, “Jin, Jiyan, Azadi”, the censorship law and the alleged use of chemical weapons by Turkey.
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‘Women's issues are mostly marginalized in Ismailia’
In Egypt’s Ismailia Governorate, women need the support of NGOs as well as official institutions, but they are left alone.
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Court reduces prison sentence of rape perpetrator for “maintaining good behavior” during trial
A Turkish court has reduces the prison sentence of the man named Sercan B., who raped a woman, for “maintaining good behavior” during the trial. Sercan B. has been sentenced to 10 years in prison.
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Gulan Kaleli: The democratic right of citizenship is blocked by bans
Speaking about recent bans and arbitrary practices against people who want to issue press statements, lawyer Gulan Kaleli points out that the democratic right of citizenship is blocked by these bans.