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Narges Mohammadi: The perpetrators of war are the outcasts and the disgraced throughout history
“The perpetrators of war are the outcasts and the disgraced throughout history,” Narges Mohammadi said in a letter Evin Prison to the Norwegian Nobel Committee, marking the anniversary of her Nobel Peace Prize.
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‘The thoughts of leader Apo show the oppressed the way to freedom’
“Although the thoughts of leader Apo are behind bars, they show the oppressed the way to freedom,” said Emşê Korkorkî, Co-chair of Shengal People’s Assembly.
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Five years of occupation in Serêkaniyê and Girê Spî: Our resistance is a response to the conspiracy
The Turkish state occupied Serêkaniyê and Girê Spî five years ago. “The occupation is the continuation of the international conspiracy against Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan. Our resistance is a response to the conspiracy,” said the women of Serêkaniyê.
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‘The aggravated isolation must end immediately’
“The aggravated isolation imposed on Mr.Öcalan must end immediately,” said lawyer Suzan Akipa.
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Murder case of Gulistan Tara and Hêro Behadîn to be brought to international court
European journalists visited the Chatr Multimedia Production Company that Gulistan Tara and Hêro Behadîn worked for and said that they would bring their murder case to the International Criminal Court (ICC).
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Sarvenaz Ahmadi ends her hunger strike
Sarvenaz Ahmadi, social worker and children's rights defender who started a medication strike on September 7 in protest against the denial of her request for medical leave, has ended her strike.
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Kurdish journalist Zhina Modares Gorji sentenced to more than 2 years in prison
Zhina Modares Gorji, a Kurdish journalist and women’s rights activist, has been sentenced to two years and four months in prison by the Court of Appeals in Sanandaj, Iran’s Kurdistan Province, her family reported.
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Statements by journalists’ associations on Kurdish Women Journalists’ Day
“Women journalists fight for the truth with courage and determination,” say the statements released by the Mesopotamia Women Journalists’ Association and the Dicle Fırat Journalists Association (DFG) to mark Kurdish Women Journalists’ Day.
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Kurdish Women Journalists’ Day: We keep reporting the truth
“We keep reporting the truth by following in the footsteps of women journalists, who lost their lives while reporting the truth such as Gurbetelli Ersöz, Deniz Fırat and Nujiyan Erhan.”
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One year of Israeli attacks: Women and children targeted
Thousands of killed women and children, babies dying of malnutrition, millions of displaced people, rape and torture… One year has passed since Israel started a war on the Gaza Strip and Lebanon.
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249 women executed in Iran since 2017
Seven prisoners, including a woman, were hanged in Ghezel Hesar Prison in Karaj on Wednesday, bringing the number of women executed in Iran since 2017 to 249, according to the NCRI Women Committee.
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Member of Afghan Girls Robotics Team wins two medals at 2024 FIRST Global Challenge
A member of the Afghan Girls Robotics Team has won two medals at the 2024 FIRST Global Challenge held in Athens, Greece. 13-year-old Ghazal was the only member of the team participating in the competition.
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Letter from 99 US health workers: End this madness now!
99 US health workers, who have volunteered in the Gaza Strip over the past year, sent a letter to President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris on Wednesday, urging the administration to “end this madness now!”
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Mothers of Plaza de Mayo demand end of isolation in Imrali
The Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, who gathered in the Plaza de Mayo on Thursday, demanded the end of isolation imposed on Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan in the prison island of Imrali.
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Narges Mohammadi prevented from leaving prison to undergo angiography
Evin prison authorities have prevented Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi from being transferred to the hospital to undergo angiography three times since September 10, 2024, Narges Mohammadi’s family said in a statement on Thursday.
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Justice for Nagihan Akarsel: The murderer said he had been assigned by the Turkish state
“At the court, the murderer said he had been assigned by the Turkish state. We must fight for the real murderers to be brought to justice,” said Sarah Marcha, member of the International Justice Initiative for Nagihan Akarsel.
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‘We want to build a society based on real science’
Arab women, who participated in the second Jineology Conference said, “Today, we are here to leave our mark in history, to improve ourselves and to build a society based on real science.”
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WHO: The health system in Lebanon has been weakened by successive crises
“The health system in Lebanon has been weakened by successive crises and is struggling to cope with the immense needs,” Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the World Health Organization, said Wednesday on social media platform X.
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Yazidi woman abducted by ISIS in 2014 reunited with her family
A 21-year-old Yazidi woman named Fawzia Amin Sido, who was abducted by ISIS in Shengal 10 years ago, has been rescued and reunited with her family, Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Thursday.
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Sakineh Parvaneh denied family contact
Sakineh Parvaneh, a Kurdish political activist imprisoned in Evin prison, has been denied family contact for starting a hunger strike.