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Fatma Bostan Ünsal: Turkey at a Critical Juncture in the Peace Process
Fatma Bostan Ünsal said Turkey’s peace process has shown no real progress after a year, as the core crisis remains undiagnosed and public discourse continues to repeat itself .
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Report: 14 Journalists and Media Workers Killed in Sudan During 2025
A recent report by the Sudanese Journalists Syndicate documented the killing of 14 journalists in 2025, alongside violations including enforced disappearances, arrests, threats, and smear campaigns targeting journalists inside and outside Sudan.
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Crimes Without Accountability Amid International Silence Over Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh Violations
Recent developments in neighborhoods of the Syrian city of Aleppo have raised growing human rights concerns over serious violations that may amount to war crimes, alongside systematic attempts to evade accountability and politicize justice.
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Kurds Protest Across Europe as Swedish Parliament Addresses Aleppo Attacks
Social Democratic Mp Questions Foreign Minister on Civilian Right Amid Hay’at Tahrir al-sham Violence.
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Release of Journalist Shatha Al-Haj Mubarak
The Court of Appeal in Tunisia has released journalist Shatha Al-Haj Mubarak after reducing her sentence from five years to two with a suspended sentence, following imprisonment, serious health issues, and solidarity protests demanding her release.
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Sheikh Maqsoud Resistance: Standing Against Tanks with Rifles
A commander of the Internal Security forces in Aleppo, Tolhidan Cûdî, said residents resisted days of attacks by HTS and Turkish-backed forces, confronting tanks with limited means and unbreakable will, turning their stand into a symbol of sacrifice.
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Suicide of a Detainee Inside Sana’a Central Prison Controlled by the Houthis.
In a recent incident highlighting widespread violations in Houthi-run prisons, detainee Ghadir Al-Barkani ended her life by hanging in the central prison courtyard, adding to ongoing abuses against female inmates.
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Activists: What is Happening to Aleppo’s Kurds Amounts to Genocide
Armed attacks on neighborhoods in Syria’s Aleppo have caused a severe humanitarian crisis. Child and women’s rights activists say the violence amounts to genocide, urging international pressure and UN action to stop the massacres and protect children.
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Malala Youssafzi supports Iran protests, Urges Listening to the people’s Vioces.
Pakistani Activist Malala Youssafzi backed Iran’s protests,saying they result from decades of repression against women and that the country’s future must be shaped by its people, led by women.
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Day 17 of Protests: Massacres and Internet Shutdown
Iran has witnessed widespread popular protests for 17 days, met by military and propaganda-driven repression, amid a near-total internet blackout and documented massacres in several regions, as the regime portrays protesters as “foreign-backed terrorists.
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Women’s Council of the PYD: Systematic Genocide Targeting the Will of the People and the Resilience of Free Women
PYD condemned massacres in Aleppo’s Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh, warning that international silence enables war crimes and systematic genocide aimed at crushing popular will and the resilience of free women.
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‘Peace Mothers’ March to Ankara in Protest Against Aleppo Massacres
“Peace Mothers” launched marches from Northern Kurdistan to Ankara, demanding an end to crimes and the establishment of peace in Aleppo’s Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh neighborhoods, while condemning international silence over massacres against Kurds.
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Eco-Friendly Exhibition: Gaza’s Women Transform Rubble into Creativity
The “Green Impact – Gaza Creates” exhibition highlights Gaza’s resilience, showcasing how women and youth turn destruction into creative, hope-driven projects despite ongoing hardship.
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“Afghan and Iranian Women: Intertwined Struggles, Shared Suffering”
The Iranian people’s ongoing struggle and resistance has once again reached a peak, especially for women who have lost their lives and endured immense oppression, determined to overthrow the religious regime.
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Kurdish Districts in Aleppo Resist Turkish-Backed Armed Groups During Ongoing Sieges"
Residents and fighters in Aleppo’s Kurdish districts held out for days against assaults by Turkish-backed,” Amshat” ,“Hamzat” mercenaries and Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, despite heavy shelling and violations.
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Arrest of Human Rights Activist Arwa al-Shumairi in Taiz
In Taiz, Yemen, security forces detained human rights acitivst Arwa al-Shumairi on grounds of 'media and publishing' and detained her without any official statement clarifying the situation.
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Attacks on the Two Neighborhoods Recall the 2014 Ferman Massacres
Calls grow for solidarity with Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh residents, particularly from the Ezidi community and women of Shingal, amid ongoing attacks and international silence.
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