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Women of Rania Show Solidarity with Rojava’s Popular Resistance
Rania city in the Kurdistan Region witnessed a women-led mass march condemning attacks on North and East Syria, expressing support for the resistance and calling for unity.
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Women of Qamishlo Rise in Historic Uprising to Defend Hard-Won Gains
From Northern Kurdistan to Kobani, Rojava, and the Kurdistan Region’s borders, Kurds unite through unprecedented women-led and popular mobilization, affirming readiness for sacrifice and the strength of popular will against shelling and attacks.
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SDF withdraws from Al-Hol camp
The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) announced that its forces were compelled to withdraw from Al-Hol camp and redeploy to other cities in northern Syria “due to the international indifference toward ISIS”.
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2 women abducted in Deir ez-Zor
Two female members of the YPJ, have been reportedly abducted by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) militants in Deir ez-Zor. No news has been received from them.
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SDF: Attacks on Kobanê were thwarted
Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have announced that the attacks on the Kobanê countryside were thwarted.
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7 Killed in RSF Drone Strike on Dilling Market, Including 2 Women
The number of victims of a drone strike by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on the market in Dilling, South Kordofan, has risen to seven, with 32 others injured.
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Abdullah Öcalan: What's Happening in Syria Is an Attempt to Undermine the Peace Process
In a meeting with a delegation from the DEM Party, Abdullah Öcalan emphasized his commitment to the path of peace and democracy, warning against escalating tensions in Syria and calling for dialogue as the way to a solution.
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Women from Deir ez-Zor: Hate Speech Does Not Serve Syrian People
Amidst the escalating incitement and threatening language employed by some media outlets, women's voices are rising, stressing the importance of the unity of the Syrian people in all its diversity.
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Kurdish Woman Killed Under Torture in Kermanshah
Local sources reported the death of a Kurdish woman in Kermanshah after she was tortured to death by security forces, amid escalating pressure and attacks by Iranian authorities against protesters.
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Jin Jiyan Azadî Revolution Restores Iranian National Unity
In recent decades, demands for democracy, self-governance and social diversity have grown in Iran, opposing a centralized nation-state, with women leading the movement and asserting that their liberation is essential to the freedom of society.
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Women of Suwayda Stand in Solidarity with Kurds,Stressing the Need for Joint Struggle
Duning a protest,women in the Syrian city of Suwayda affirmed their solidarity with the Kurdish people in North and East Syria,condemning violations and massaccers ccommitted by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham jihadists.
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Judicial Release of Perpetrator Sparks Feminist and Public Criticism in Turkey
Fatma Cakmak’s case exposes fragile legal protections in Turkey, where an attempted murderer was released, highlighting impunity, male violence, and judicial failure to protect women’s lives, safety, and fundamental rights.
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Baby Girl Dies From Bitter Cold in Khan Younis
Medical sources reported the death of a 27-day-old baby girl due to the harsh winter weather conditions in the Gaza Strip.
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The Path of Women’s Freedom in the Revolution Continues Despite Attacks and Massacres
Kurdish women lead in the North and East Syria revolution, resisting attacks on Aleppo neighborhoods alongside men to defend land and dignity. Their freedom path endures, and Kurds persist undefeated.
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Aleppo Attacks Part of International Plot Aimed to Break Will of Kurd’s
The plot led by Turkey aims to break the Kurdish will and undermine the call for a “peaceful and democratic society.” It is accompanied by a media and political campaign seeking to discredit Kurdish leaders and shift the focus of the conflict.
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Abdullah Öcalan: Kurdish Issue Tied to Peace and Democracy in the Middle East
Abdullah Öcalan affirmed that democratic national unity is based on voluntarism, pluralism, and the free will of peoples, and that it cannot be imposed by force but is built on equality, mutual recognition, and coexistence.
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Tunisian Journalists’ Union Celebrates the Release of Journalist Shatha Mubarak.
In a scene of joy and solidarity, the National Union of Tunisian Journalists welcomed Shatha Al-Haj Mubarak after two years in prison, reaffirming commitment to press freedom and protection journalists.
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Kermanshah: A Week of Repression, Killings, and Isolation from the World
Alongside the wave of protests that swept across Iran, Kermanshah witnessed a violent crackdown, resulting in many deaths and injuries. Government measures included cutting off internet service, shooting at protesters, and deploying security forces.
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Initiative Demands Release of Hundreds of Imprisoned Sudanese Women
The "No to Women's Oppression" initiative stressed the necessity of implementing the decision to release female prisoners in all Sudanese prisons, considering it a step towards peace amidst the darkness of war.
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Yazidi Women: Unity Is the Strongest Response to Occupation and Extremist Ideology
Recent attacks on the Syrian city of Aleppo and popular protests in Iran and Eastern Kurdistan were described as an extension of the 2014 crimes in Shingal, with unity and collective resistance seen as the path to protecting freedom and dignity.