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People of Mahkmour resist for 13 days
The resistance of the people living in the Martyr Rustem Cudi Camp (Makhmour Refugee Camp) against the attempts of the Iraqi army to surround the camp with wire fences and concrete blocks has entered its 13th day.
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Siege on Shahba continues: Farmers cannot plough their fields due to lack of fuel
Afrin-Shahba Cooperative Committee Chair Sofiyêtlana Nebîko says farmers cannot plough their fields because they do not have fuel due to the siege imposed on Shahba by the Syrian government.
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800th day of sit-in protest of Şenyaşar family
On the 800th day of their sit-in protest, the Şenyaşar family says they will struggle for justice to the end and calls for solidarity.
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Turkey deports Syrian refugees affected by earthquake
The Turkish state has deported Syrian refugees, survivors of the February 6 earthquakes, to the areas under its occupation in Syria. The deported refugees struggle to survive without having shelters and basic needs.
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Resistance in Makhmour enters its 12th day
The people of Makhmour refugee camp have been resisting against the Iraqi army trying to surround the camp with wire fences and concrete blocks for 12 days.
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Child killed in celebrations of AKP supporters
15-year-old Muhammed Eslek, one of AKP supporters celebrating the presidential elections results in Mersin province on May 28, was shot in the head.
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Şenyaşar family seeks justice for 799 days
“Struggle is the key to justice. Greetings to those who do not remain silent to the persecution,” said the Şenyaşar family on the 799th day of their sit-in protest for justice.
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Mother of Maryam Arvin: My daughter died because of a head injury in prison
Tayyebeh Nazari, mother of lawyer Maryam Arvin, spoke about the suspicious death of her daughter after she was released from prison on bail. “My daughter died because of a head injury that occurred in prison,” she said.
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People of Makhmour resist Iraqi army for 11 days
For 11 days, the people of Makhmour refugee camp have been resisting the attempts of the Iraqi army to surround the camp with wire fences and concrete blocks.
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Trial begins for Iranian journalists arrested for reporting on murder of Jina Mahsa Amini
The trial for Iranian journalists Elaheh Mohammadi and Niloofar Hamed, who reported on the murder of Jina Mahsa Amini in custody, was held after spending eight months in prison, has begun.
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Progressive Women's Association: Women will stand firm against the dark mindset
The centuries-old women’s struggle will stand firm against the dark mindset as it did in the past,” said the written statement released by the Progressive Women’s Association.
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Cûliya Xelo: We have reported crimes against children to the UN but received no response
Cûliya Xelo, Co-chair of the Committee for Children’s Rights, drew attention to the crimes committed against children in occupied areas and said, “We have reported these crimes to the UN but received no response.”
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Italian delegation visits Shengal: Iraq remains silent against the Turkish attacks
A delegation consisting of 10 people from Italy paid a series of visits in Shengal. The delegation members condemned the silence of the Iraqi government against the ongoing Turkish attacks.
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Online book by Moroccan female researchers sheds light on online violence against women
Towards a Gendered Digital World is an online book written by three Moroccan women researchers to shed light on the roots of violence against women.
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Iranian activist Zainab Zaman: I had to take a shower in front of the camera
“I had to take a shower in front of the camera,” said the tweet of Iranian activist Zainab Zaman about her detention.
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Iraqi army attempts to surround Makhmour camp again
The Iraqi army attempted to surround the Makhmour refugee camp with wire fences and concrete blocks again.
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Suspicious death of para athlete Zahra Bornaki in Iran
Iranian long jumper Zahra Bornaki died suspiciously on Saturday after falling from the fourth floor of a building in Damghan, Semnan province.
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Cradle of Civilization: Jindires under occupation for 5 years
Jindires town of Afrin Canton, known as an ancient town and the center of agriculture in the region, has been under Turkish occupation for five years. “The Turkish state has turned the town into a bloodbath,” said Esmehan Rasûl.
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Ceylan Aslan faces prison sentence
Ceylan Aslan, former council member of the Ergani Municipality, has faced a 15-year prison sentence for attending press conferences.
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Xantur Kara: The UN is a party to the attacks on Makhmour
“The UN is responsible for the Makhmour refugee camp since it is recognized by the UNHCR. The UN is a party to the attacks on it by remaining silent,” said Xantur Kara, coordinating member of the İştar Assembly in the Makhmour refugee camp.