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Ebola Outbreak Widens in Eastern Congo with Limited Transmission to Uganda
DRC reports 1,274 Ebola cases and 360 deaths as outbreak widens in eastern provinces, with limited virus transmission reaching neighboring Uganda.
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Landmine Explosions Continue to Claim Lives in Several Syrian Areas
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported the continued occurrence of casualties over the past hours, including children, due to explosions caused by war remnants in various areas, reflecting the ongoing daily danger threatening civilians’ lives.
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‘Legal Culture Protects Women from Losing Their Rights’
For women to become more aware of their legal rights, there is a need to end customs and traditions that consider resorting to court as shameful, and to include legal subjects within the school curriculum to introduce students to their rights.
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“The Station” Film…Human Isolation at the Heart of the Yemeni Conflict
Through her film “The Station,”director Sara Ishaq presents a human story set in a confined space governed by isolation and fear, where a women-only gas station becomes a symbol of protection and separation from a world consumed by violence.
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“Fingers Create”…A Women’s Exhibition in Qamishlo Embodies Women’s Creativity and Determination to Produce.
Qamishlo’s “Fingers Create” Exhibition showcases women’s creativity and small projects, affirming their ability to produce and drive change despite challenges.
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Ebola Outbreak Raises Growing Health Concerns as Infections Rise to 1,203
US health concerns rise as DRC reports 1,203 Ebola cases, prompting experimental treatments to Africa amid confirmed weekly transmission of the Virus.
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Sana Khalaf… Silence Defeats Disability and Opens the Door to Work and Independence
Despite the difficulties faced by people with special needs in their daily lives, willpower and support are capable of turning those difficulties into success stories.
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Petra Herrera… A leader Who Defied Discrimination and Built an Army
Petra Herrera, disguised as Pedro Herrera in Mexico’s revolution, denied a general’s rank, formed an all-female combat unit_an unprecedented feat in revolutionary history.
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Abductes’ Mothers Association Hears Testimonies of Survivors from Prisons and Demands Justice for Victims
Aisha Al-Adini of the Abductees’ Mothers Association demanded unconditional release, case separation from military files, and compensation, stressing justice and accountability to protect rights.
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Continuing Security Chaos Claims Civilian Lives Daily in Syria
Syrian Observatory data shows rising crimes, executions, and armed violence—sectarian killings, stray bullets, torture, border fire—fueling chaos and endangering civilians.
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Women’s Body protects gains through administrative integration and shared vision
Rojava’s Women’s Body integrated with Syria’s Family commission under interim government agreements, Prioritizing the preservation of women’s hard-won gains and achievements.
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Women’s Economic Independence Gives Them the Ability to Make Their Own Decisions
It is important for women to have independent economic resources, as it distances them from social problems and violence, and gives them the ability to make their own decisions independently.
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Ebola Continues to Spread in Congo… Infections Exceed One Thousand
DRC’s Ebola outbreak continues with 1,118 cases and 291 deaths, exceeding response capacities, as WHO warns of the rare Bundibugyo strain’s spread.
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Reopening of Roj Welat Kizmaz’s Case Reveals Suspicious Genetic Evidence
Autopsy of Roj Welat Kizmaz, who died mysteriously, found male DNA on her nail. Despite questions raised, the case was reportedly closed.
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Lebanon…Death Toll from Attacks Rises to 4,211 Killed
The total death toll from the ongoing attacks on various parts of Lebanon since March 2 has reached 4,192 Killed and 12,171 wounded, according to the emergency Health Operations Center of the Ministry of Public Health.
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The Trial of Saadia Mosbah and Her Colleagues is Not a Financial Case…But a Message of Intimidation.
Tunisia’s appeals court upheld Saadia Mosbah’s 8-year sentence, sparking rights criticism and warnings of escalating attacks on civil society and fair trials.
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Projects for Women and Youth in Van, and Residents Demand More Libraries and Parks
Ipekyolu municipality showcased women and youth projects, but citizens demand more parks, libraries, study centers, and better public transportation services in Van.
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Azar Azima… A Female Muscial Legacy that History Did Not Do Justice
Azar Azima, Isfahan's first female singer and Golha program star, left her mark on early Iranian music, yet her legacy remains underrecognized in official memory.
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Asenath Barzani…A Pioneer of Knowledge and the First Woman Rabbi in the Seventeenth Century
By virtue of her knowledge and intellectual standing, Asenath Barzani became one of the most prominent female figures of 17century, her name associated with the role of rabbi, religious education, and cultural leadership.
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Koyê…An Ancient Architectural Heritage Facing the Risk of Extinction
Koyê's century-old mud and stone walls hold rich history, but heritage sites now face extinctiioin, prompting urgent calls to preserve this legacy for future generations.