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At least 35,647 Palestinians killed in Israel’s attacks on Gaza
At least 35,647 Palestinians have been killed in Israel’s attacks on the Gaza Strip since October 7, 2023, the Gaza’s health ministry said in a statement on Tuesday.
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DEM Party member Senem Eriş subjected to ‘strip search’ in prison
Senem Eriş, member of the DEM Party Young Women's Coordination, was reportedly subjected to “strip search” after being transferred to the Bakırköy Women’s Closed Prison.
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“Berfin” film screened in Qamishlo
Berfin, a film telling the story of a Kurdish family facing brutal practices of the Turkish state in the 1990s, was screened in the city of Qamishlo, on Monday.
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Dozens of Palestinians killed in Israel’s attacks
Dozens of Palestinians, including children and women, were killed and injured in Israeli bombardment on various parts of the Gaza Strip in the early Tuesday morning, the Palestinian news agency WAFA reported.
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70 Yazidi families return to Shengal
The return of Yazidis, who were displaced by ISIS, to Shengal (Sinjar) continues. 70 Yazidi families have returned to Shengal from two IDPs camps in Duhok.
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New 6-month lawyer visit ban on Abdullah Öcalan
A new 6-month lawyer visit ban has been issued against Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan. His lawyers will submit an application to the Constitutional Court for lifting the ban.
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‘We will tear down capitalism by using self-defense’
Women should struggle to tear down the oppressive pillars of capitalism, said Songül Güler, coordinating member of İştar Assembly and Jineology Committee in the Makhmour refugee camp.
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Syrian Women's Council holds its 2nd congress in Aleppo
The Syrian Women’s Council has been holding its 2nd congress in Aleppo with participation of 200 women delegates across Syria.
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7th National Cultural Festival for Women's Literature and Cinema to kick off in Algeria
The 7th National Cultural Festival for Women's Literature and Cinema will be held in the city of Saïda, northwestern Algeria, from May 23 to May 26.
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97 students hospitalized for suspected food poisoning at dormitory in Denizli
97 students were hospitalized on Sunday night for suspected food poisoning at the Çivril KYK dormitory (State-run dormitory) in Denizli.
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UNRWA: Over 810,000 people have fled Rafah in the past two weeks
The UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) has said it estimates more than 810,000 people fled Rafah in the past two weeks.
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‘The Turkish state should be held accountable for its crimes’
“The Turkish state should be held accountable for its crimes,” said Meryem Hamdo Şêx Salih, who was injured in a Turkish bombardment on Til Shinan, a village in Til Temir.
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26 children in Libya killed or injured due to explosive remnants of war
35 people, 26 of them children, were killed or injured due to explosive remnants of war between April 2023 and April 2024, UNSMIL reported on Sunday.
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Enforced disappearances in Turkey: ‘I grew up without my father’
“I grew up without my father,looking at his photographs. I have no memories about him,” said Sozdar Özdemir, daughter of Mehmet Özdemir who disappeared in the 90s when he was in custody.
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Women of Kobanê: We will respond to the threats
Reacting to the ongoing threats of the Turkish state, the women of Kobanê said, “It is obvious that the Turkish state aims to invade our region. We will respond to the threats. “
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224th day of Israeli attacks on Gaza: Death toll rises to 35,303
On the 24th day of Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip, the death toll has risen to 35,303.
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Solidarity Initiative for Figen Yüksekdağ: We do not accept the prison sentences
“We do not accept the prison sentences. We call on the international community to take a stand against this injustice,” the Solidarity Initiative for Figen Yüksekdağ said in a statement on Friday.
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21 people sent to prison in Van
21 of the 55 people, who were taken into custody on May 13 as part of an investigation launched by the Van Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, have been sent to prison.
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Life continues in Taiz despite challenges
The Wadi Al-Dabab has become a place where people can collect and sell herbs to make a living and take a breath thanks to its natural beauty due to the siege on the city of Taiz by the Houthis.
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Ayla Akat Ata: Our struggle continues
“Our struggle continues,” said Ayla Akat Ata, politician and member of the TJA who was released from prison last night after a court ruled for her release.